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- engineers employed by higher education institutions anduniversity-administered federally funded research and developmentinstitutions are presented. These data, derived from the NationalScience Foundation (NSF) 1984 SUrvey of Scientific and EngineeringPersonnel Employed at Universities and Colleges, are presented in 78tables under these headings: (1) trends; (2) sex; (3) institutionalcontrol and full-time equivalents; (4) type of institutionv(5)histdrically black colleges; (0) geographic distribution; (7)institutional rankings;. (8)10:1ttop 100 doctorate-grantinginstitutions; (9). instituti ,rankings by sex ind type ofemployment; and(10) institutional categories. Data within these.categories are broken down, when applicable, by sex, science andengineering field,qull-time and part-time employMent eiivalent,status, and other variables. Sixteen summary tables are alsopresented, providing"data by type of public or private doctorate--;master's-, or bachelor's-granting institution for the various scienceand engineering fields. A sample questionnaire, instructions, andrelated.materiils are appended. (The data.in this report reflect,/NSF's conversion in 1984 of a full universe survey into a'samplesurvey of institutions of higher education.) (JN)

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A. Technical NotesB. StatisticalTables 5C. Survey Summaries 75D. University-Administered FIRDCs 93E. Reproduction of Survey Instruments' 95

To obtain accurate historical data, use only the latest detailed statistical tables for January 1981 NSF 85-3161and not data published earlier: Institutions revise prior-year data when 'important changes occur in reportingpractices and program classification), and only the latest tables incorporate such changes.

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The data presented in this publicationare derived-from the National Science Foun-dation's (NSF's) Survey. .of Scientific and.Engineering Personnel Employed at Uni-versities and Colleges, January 1984. AScience Resources Studies Highlights ana-lyzing the results of this survey will bepublished at a later date. Beginniiag in Janu-ary 1984, NSF,converted a full universesurvey into a sample survey of institu-tions of higher education. See TechnicalNotes for further, details on. the samplingmethodology.

The tables included here present statis-tics on the characteristics of scientists andengineers employed by institutions ofhigher education; data from university-adrniliistered federally funded research anddevelopment centers (FFRDC's) are tabu-lated separately. FFRDC's are research anddevelopment (R&D)-performing organi-zations which, range from the traditionalcon trac torrowned/ (-on tractor-operated or,Government-owned/ contractor operated(COCO) organizational structures to var-ious degrees 'of contractor/Government

.control and ownership. These ,organiza-tions are formed to meet a particular R&Dobjective which cannot be me effec-tively by existing resources.

The terms "'imputation-. and tputeddata'' refer to the computerized processOf developing estimates of data t at werenot furnished by certain institutions whensuch statistics were requested. This pro-cess develops estimates based primarily onkey data items reported in prior-years' sur-veys when available, when not available,estimates were based on figures derivedaccording to peer itspondent institutions'chariteristics. which in turn were basedon highest degree granted and type of insti-tutional control -public or private. Cor-responding items are increased or decreasedto reflect groWth or shrinkage experiencedbyrorililar peer institutions. In these tabu-lations the letter is used to identify

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is Usedwhen resp itclent institutions indicated thattheir data' required slight adjustments inorder to distribute them consistently.

Even), effort was made to rn.lintain closecontact with respondents to preserve theconsistency and continuity of the resul-tant data. Upon receipt, NSF carefullyexamined the completed 1984 question-nairoe A computer-generated facsimile ofthe survey form was -then prepared foreach institution, depicting a' 2-year com-parison of its responses' including 'thecurrent-year's data, and noting substan-tive disparities, if any; The facsimiles weremailed to all doctorate- and master's -granting institutions and to fail other institu-tions whose lata required corrections. Thispermitted updating before the final pro-cessing and tabulation by the contractor.

Data presented in trend tables are assem-bled from the most recently completed sur,vey cycle. Since prior-year's. data are re-.viewed for consistency with current- year'sresponses and, when necessary, revised inconsultation, with in.stAutitmal respondents,reference to pri. "'data- should be

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The category "doctorate-gfanting institu--tions" in this report refers to two group-ings of universtties. The first is based onthe conventional degree-level distinctiond Pacmaster's, bachelor's, and nocience/engineering degree.Most of the

data on doctorate-granting institutionsshown in this report are based on this con-ventional classification sylitem. A secondsystem developed by the National Centerfor Educa ion Statistics (NCES) uses the''doctor -granting' institutions category,in refe nce to institutions characterizedby a significant emphasis ontuloctorate-level education, as measured by the num-ber of dottorate recipients and by the diver-sity in doctorate-program offerings. Thenumber of institutions included under theconventional "doctorate-granting" category

is 327; the 'number included under theNC-ES category is 165.

Four additional categories of institutionsappear in the NCES classification 'system:-Comprehensive," "general baccalaureate,""professional and specialized," and '.'2-year." "Comprehensive" institutions arecharacterized by a strong, diverse post-baccalaureate program but are not typi-cally involved in doctorate-level education."General baccalaureate" institutions areprimarily engaged in general undergradu-ate baccalaureate education. "Profess-ional and Specialiaa" irtitietitions may bebaccalaureate or postbaccalaureafe and ar4

"aracterized by a significant level of spe-cialization in one area,. usually a "prefes-

' 'sional field such as bdsiness on-engineer-ing. "Professional and specializeir.sthoolsare Listed as one 6f the following: Qen-tistry; medical; o. r health; engineering;business and Management; art, music, ariddesign; law; education; U.S. service; and 7other specialized or prolessibnal. 4'TWo-year' institutions 'confer over three- fourthsof their degrees for.two years of ,study.

See section A', technical notes, for adetailed description of the survey universe,sampling procedures, . methodology, andlimitation's of the data; section B for ttiestatistical tables; section C4or the surveysummary data; section D for the university-administered FFRDC's; and section E forreproductions of they cover letter, ques-tionnaire, and instructibns.

Requests for additio'nal information con-.cerning the Survey findings and far datatapes for the 1984 and prior survey yearsshould be directed to Ms. Judith F. Coakleyor Ms,isther Gist at the following address;

Universities and 'Nonprofit Institutionss Group

Divisio of Science Resources StudiesNational Science FoundationWashington, D.C. 20550(202)034-4673

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This survey covers professional employ-ment of scientist's antengineers at all aca-demic institutions with' at least one sci-ence or engineering (S/X) program. Survey'questionnaires were mailed in Januar-y.1984to a sample of approximately 1,100 Ms/i-tutions of higher education out of a total,universe of more than 4200. Thesurveyforms were also mailed to. the 19 -universey-administered federally funded research anddevelopment cotters (FFRDCIs). To qualifyas a unit in this category, the FFRDC mustbe engaged in basic or applied research,development, or management of researchand development (R&D) activities and theresults must be directly monitored by theFederal Government, usually a single p'-'gency, in ar%,lationship expectecilo bemaintained on a long -term basis.The activ-ity is operated, Managed, and/or admini44 ..,_tered by either a university or consortiumof universities as an

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zation or as an ilentifiable separate oper-ating unit of its_ institution. Themajority of the activity's financial sup-port, 70 percent orAmore, is received fromthe Federal Gove4nent. In general, mostor. all of the facilities are owned by theGovernment or funded, uric coutract,by the Gover4fent. Data F om the 19FFRDC's are Presented separately irt-tiftt-report. , t`

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The major-differince between this reportand;ithe previously ,published epPfs in'the series is that beginning in 1984 theNational Science Foundation (ISF) con-verted the universe survey into a samplesurvey, in compliance With the wishes ofCongress and the Office of ManagementAnti Budget to reduce the reporting bur-den of institutions of higher edutation.'Astratified random sample of institutionswas drawn from the survey universe corn-,prised of all institutions of higher educa-tion, including 2-year institutions, that wereidentified by the NSF as offering S/Edegree-credit courses. The survey excludesschools of art, edticatiorOmusic, law, andtheology, and all others that do not employscientists or engineers. The data in thisreport have been inflated to representnational estimatesof employed scientistsand engineers in academia.

The survey population was revliewcilprior to the mallow of the questionnairesto ensure that each institutional classifi-cation was accurate. Characteristics of theschools were revilbwed before-and duringthe course of the survey to determine ifchanges had occurred; i.e., changes in, high-est degree granted, or school openings, clos-ings, or mergers. Names of institutionsnewly added to the Education Directory,College§ and Unhrersities, 1983-84 wererkiewed to determine their eligibility foriklusion in this survey.

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At the time:of survey closeout ii.eaily.Atigiit, 1984, 1,116 universities and col -'1,ges and their 19 university,..lassociatedFfliDc's_corfstituted the saniRle popfila,'tion. Of the survey's academic institutions,.710, or AS percent, responded, comparedto the 59- percent response rate for the sur-vey universe in 1983. Table A-1 showsthe distribution of 1984 responses by degreelevel of the institutions surveyed.istimatesfor nonre?pondent institutions represented

'approximately 13 percent of the total num-ber c.)f:scientists and engineers employed

Table A-1. Science/engineering (S/E)personnel survey response rates by

type of institution: January 1984

Type ofinstitution

Numbersurveyed

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entsPercentof total

Tqtal 1,123 728 64.8

Doctorate 326 '279 85.6Master's 206 124 60.2 .

Bachelor's andno SfE.degree ... 591 325

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in higher education institutions. Responselrate's for 2-year institutions and all otherinstitutions that do not award al least one'S /E,degree are included with totals for thebachelor's degree- granting institutions sur-veyed.' ,Of the 327 doctorate-granting insti-tutions surveyed, 80 perCent responded,about 4, percentage-points higher' than'the'1983 survey. .Historically, these doctorate-granting institutions have accounted forappro5Zimately two-thirds of all academicscientists engineers.

survey itemsThe questionnaire used in the January

1984 survey was basically unchanged from. that used since 1980. The -crosswalk-

added in 19'82 is now included routinelyto assist respbndents in matching the S/Efields referred to in this survey with.thefield .codes devised by the National Cen-ter for Education Statistics (NCES) of theDepartment of Educaton. The -LACES fieldcodes are Published in A Classification ofIrisOructiotial Programs (`NC:ES 81-323).

The survey questionnaire consists ofthree main items: iteth I requests headcount

-.. data on'the number ofiscientists and engi-neers :by highest earned degree; 'item 2

collects headc6unt.,,dstar' by- detail.ed S/Esex, and employment status (full- or

parr-time); and item 3 requests informa-tion on total full-time-equivalentsby de-

-oiled field of scienCe/imgineerin,g as wellas full- time - equivalents engaged in researchand development.

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NSF converted from a Jul) populationsurvey of 2,200 institutions to a samplesurvey of 1,100 institutions for thy-Jariu-ary 1984 cycle. Full-time and part-timeemployment were used as the variableson which 41 base a stratification scheme.USing the January 1982 survey universeas the sampling frame, a stratified,ran-Join sample of 1,100 institutions wasselected as shown in table A-2.

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Tablq,A.2. Science/engineering personnel survey sample design:January 1984

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Straturri I is a certainty stratuminclUd-ing.alt doctorate- granting institutions and,their FFROC,s and all historically blackcolleges. It also includes other no.ndoctorate,manting instittitionS 'witIL at. least 275 full-time S/E employees and 75 part-time S/Eemployees, A random sample Of institu-tions within each of the remaining samplestrata II thrOugh V was selected by NSF,afid the institutions in the sample com-prise a -panel- that will remain unchangedfor approximately five years.

The data in ittlis report are weighted torepresent the national, population.,of S/Eprofession'als employed at institutions ofhigher education. Nonrespondent cases inthe certainty stratum (stratum I) wereiThputed as in previous surveys. Imputeddata for individual institutions in this stra-tum were based primarily on key itemsreported (or estimated) in earlier surveys.Totals'for these institutions were increasedor decreased according to overall fluctua-tion rates reported by institutions at thesame-degree level and under. the same typeof control (public Or private). For doctorate-

gratlting institutions it stratum I, the com-bined imputed and estimated arriountstotaled about 24,900 scientists and engi-neers, or i0 percent of the 244,300This compared to an 11,--percent imputationrate in 1983. Tables A-3anci A-4 show im-puted and estimated amounts for doctorate-granting institutions for' the 10.84 surveyby field, employment statusand type ofactivity.

Nonrespondent cases in strata II throughV were not imputed. Instead, data fromthose institutions that did respond wereweighted to generate the tootal estimate foreach stratum.

The following steps were used in tab-ulation of national estimates:.

1, Weights were calculated for the sam-pled cases in each stratum, reflectingthe probability of selection of eachcase.

2. These weights were adjusted for casesin the nonertainty strata, since non-respondent cases in these strata werenot imputed.

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ablp to those of the total populatiorr(January 1983 data for the full pop-ulation were used forcomparison.)

4. Ratio adjustments were performedand' incorporated into the weightsfrom steP\2.

Table A-3. Science/engineering pelsbnnel survey imputedand estimated amounts by field, employment status and activity

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4,786 1,449 337 2,266 1,160ysical scientistsvironmentatscientistsiThematiCalscientistsmputer spientists

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145a scientists 13,506 10,700 3,002 12.931 5,366vchologists ,

clef scientists 11,1302,354

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Table A-4. Science/engineering (S/E) personnel survty imputed andestimated amounts by field for doctorate-granting

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Total 244,286 24,937 10.2 60,260 9,165 15.2

Engineers 27,189 1,766 6.6 7,081 1,160 16.4Physical scientists 20,121 1,653 8.2 7,073 1.139 1p.1Erivironmental

scientists 7,447 437 5.9 2,931 365 12.5-4(141atnerratIcal

scientists 12,255 1,188 9.7 1.166 131 11.2Computer scientists 7,039 374 5.3 960' 145 15.1

Life scientists 130,839 13,506 10.3 36,394.' 5,366 14.7PSyciplogists 10,866 1.130 10.4 1,302 280 21.5SoCrai scientists 28,524 2,354 8.3 3,353 580 17.3

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Because of the larger difference foundin comparisorio by highest degree offered,a poststratification adjustment was per-formed. to briitg the sample distribution.more in line with that of the full population: For each highest 4egree subclass, theadjustment was made by multiplying thewFight of each case by the ratio of thesubclass population count to the weightedsample count of the suBclass. The result=ing weights were then used to producenew estimates. It was not necessary to makepottstratification adjuStments by censusregion or type of controls

standard errors of theestimates

All ,estimates derived from the 1984personnel survey data, except those thatpertained to institutions in the certaintystratum, were based on a sample.Becauseof this they will differ to some degree from,.the numbers that would have been obtainedif data were collected for the total popula-tion'of eligible institutions.

The standard. errors for the estimateswere calculated and then multipliea by 1.96to provide . 95-percent confidence limits.The relative standard error (coefficient ofvariation) of an estimate was then obtainedby dividing the standard error by the esti-mate itself, expressed as a percentage ofthe estimate. The coefficient of variationwas then multiplied by 1.96 tQ providerelative 95-percent confidence limits.

An examination of the 1984 estimate of228,561 total full-time scientists and engi-neers, indicate that the 95-percent cOnfi-dance limits are pltts or minus 2,408 full:.time scientists and engineers with thecoefficient of variation at 0.9 percent. 5imi- -lady, for the estimate of 88,889 part-timescientists and engineers, the 95-percent con-fidence limits are plus or minus 2,912 part-time scientists and engineers; the coeffi- ,

dent of variation at the 95.-percent confi-dence level equals 3.3 percent. The stand-ard errors and coefficients of variation foreach major field are shown in table A-5.,

For detailed studies of individual in-stitutional responses, the reader shouldobtain 4 Data User Guide from J. G.Huckenpahler, at the same address as indi-cated in the general notes, or refer to tables

section B beginning with table B-51.

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Table-A-5. Standard errors of the estimates (SE) and coefficients ofvariation (CV) in the science/engineering (S/E) personnel survey

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Total 14,411 1.2 2,408 0.9' 2,912 3.3 8,927 2.8 86 0.8Ir

Engineers 1,752 4.5 894' 3.0 1,195 12.5 5,578 15.5 23 .3Physical scientists . . 628 1.8 509 1:8 325 5.0 533 1.7 259 3,4

Environmental ...

scientists 306 2.9 249 2.8 143 8.4 264 2.7 65 2.1

Mathematicalscientists 1,007 ' 3.1 487 2.3 90 6.4 685 2.6 53 4.2

Computer scientists 270 4.5 354 3.4 571 8.8 504 3.9 17 1.6

Life scientists Is658 1.1 1,087 .9 765 2.3 1,364 1.0 76 .2

P4chologists 682 2.8 445 2.6 438 5.4 1,5410 7.5 60 4.3Social scientists . . . . 1,067 1.9 737 ,1,7 589 4.4 1,372 2.9 126 3'5, -SOURCE: National Scionca Foundation

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Scientists and EngineersEmployed at Institutions ofHigher EducationTrends

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By field: January 1977-JanUary 1964

Full-time by field: January 1977-lanuary 1984

13-b Part-time by field: January 1977-January 1984

8-7 y field at doctorate-grantingici'titutiuns: January 1977-January 1984 #

f3 8. Full-time by field at doctonate-granting institutions: january.1.477-January 1984

8-9 Part-time by field at doctorate-granas institutions:. January 1977-January 1954

B-10. Full - tine by control and level ofattainment: January 1977-78-

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Female full-time by field:January 1977-January 1984

Full-time-equivalent scientists/engineers by field; January ;1,978-January 1982-84 1Full- time - equivalent scientists/engineers employed in research anddevelopment by field: Jamory 1978and January 1982-84

Full-time-equivalent scientists/engineers at. doctorate-grantinginstitutions by field: January 1978and January 1982-84 ,

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B-22, Male scientists/engineers at publicinstitinions by status 17

8-23. Female scietetists/eligineers at publicinstitutions by status 123

8-24., Male.scientisti/engineers at privateinstitutions by status 18

8 -25. Female scientists/engineers at privateinstituticins''by status 19

Institutional Control and Fall-Tinse.Equivalents:January 1983-January 2984

Scientists/engineerss by fieldand control

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Sex:" January 1980-January 1953-54

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IlistoricallY Black Culreges

- 3 9 Scientists /engineers liy field: January1977-75 January 1980-84

Full-time by field: January 1977-7840

' 8.41.

',ageInithuticutal Rankings: January 1983-January 1984

B-51. Leading institutions 4200) by statusand full-time-equivalents

B -52. Leading doctorate-granting institutiorli(100) by status and full-time-equivalents

page

B-64. Part-time at 50 leading institutions byfield and sex : - January 1984 62

35 13-65. Full-time at -50 leading publicinstitutions by field and sex:January 1984 63

39 B -oo. Part-time at 50 leading publicinstitutions, by field and sex:January 1984 64

B-b7. Full-time at 50 leading privateinstitutions tty field and sex:January 1984 65

B-68. Part-time at 50 leading p;ivateinstitutions by field and sex:.

43 January 19844 B-69. Full-time at 50 leading doctorate-

granting institutions by field and sex;January 1984 67 ,

az 8.70. Part-time at 50 leading doctorate-'ranting institutions by field and sex:. January 1984 68

B-71. Scientists/engineers at 91 FIBC's by,status and January 1983-84 . 69

The Top-100 Doctorate-granting Institutions:January 1983-January 1984

8-53. Engineers by status and full-time-equivalents 41

8 -54. Physical scientists bystatus and full-time-equivalents

20 8 -55. Envirovental scientists by statusand fulnime-equivalents

8-56. Mathemat:al/computer scientists bystatus and full- time - equivalents . .

B-57. Life scientists by status and full-time-equivalents

8-58.

January 1983-64 20

Part-time by field. January 1977-78January 1983 -84 27

8-42. Female sc'ient'ists / engineers by status:January 1960 and January 1983-$4 27

43. tidentists/engineers by field andcontrol: January t980- January1983-84 28

Geograp it. Distribution: January 1984 .

8-44. By ,ographi distribution andstatus ZS

,

13-45. By geographic distribution.' January1977.84 ' al

B-46. Full-time at doctorate-granting .

institutions: Janu.iry 1977-84 30

8-47. ('art -time at doctorate-granting sie

institutions: January 1G77 -84 .. , .. 31

13-48. By control and status 32.

8-40. Byfield . 33

B-50. By status and sex 34

B-59.

8-60,

Psychologists by status and..full-time-equivalents

Social scientists by status and full--time-equivalents'

Full-time-equivalent scientists/engineers in research and development.?January 1978 and January 1953-84 :

Intqltutional Rankings by 'Sex and

29 Type of Employment

8-61. Full-time at 100 le'ading institutionsby sex: January 1980January 1983-84

8-o2. Part-time at 100 leading institutionsby sex: January 1980January 1953-84

6

11

,B-63., Full-time at 50 leading institutions byfield and sex :'January 1984

N

S

a

449

51

Institutional Categories: January 198353

B-72. Scientists/engineers by field 71

/3-73. Full-titne scientioQineers by field '71

55 5-74. Part-time scientistVengineers by field .72

U,niversity-AdministeredFederaily4r4nded Research

. and Devapment Centers

57 B-75. By field: January 1977-January 144 72

13-76. Male full-time scientists/engineersby field: January 1977anual:y 1954 73

59 8-77. Female full-time scientists/engineersby field: January 1977 - January 1984 . 73

61 B-78. By'field: January 1984

12

74

.00

TAKE 5-1. -7 SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES,SY FIELD AND STATUS: SELECTED YEARS

FIELD'AND SiAT4S " 1967 1

ALL FIELDSFULL TIMEPART`TIME

ENGINEERStilig Tha 1.

TINE ) r,,

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS' FULL TIME ....

PART TIME

ENgIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTSFULL TIME

, PART TINEa

MATHEMATICAL AMU COMPUTERSCIENTISTS

FULL TIMEPART TIME w

. .66.

LIFE SCIENTISTSFULL TIMEPART TIME

PSYCHOLOGISTSFULL TIMEPART TIME

4

SOCIAL SCIENTISTSFULL TIMEPART TIME

1"

I

.

212,8551.70,15742,293

25,25320,9134,270

26,243L. 23,361

2,180

.5,1114,294

1117

17,77614,3973,374

17,34766.62020,727

11,3585,5542,1104

19,7432,74417,619

INN

1969 1971 1973 1975 1 1977 1973 1980 1982 1333 1914

4

231,756 257,904 264,157 271,9191 217,156(307,757 324,249 349,090 358,929, 370,450117,082 209,416 216,424 223,3361' 236,278 242,170 254,1140 265,550 274,092' 231,56144,674 41,4111 43,413 55,553 61,578 ,65,587 69,259 10,540 84,837- 54,8119

25,3417 27,130 27,530 27,919 30,083 30,997 35,737 36,376 417,7371 39,01521,4313;1156

23,0394,091

23,4154,045

2,5805, a9

24,1051.

24,6665,971 6,331

26,4727,265

27,41161,390

21,84411,193

29,4359,580

c,

28,14, 29, 30,210 30,1136 32,120 32,839 33,554 34,, ,1 34,778 35,52125,040 26,344344 26,666 26,462 ;74053 27,902 27,993 21650000 28,514 29,0303,109 3,047 3,54.4 414#174 4,567 4,937 5,561 5,900 6,264 6,491

5,549 6,500 6,934 7,855 4,337 4,613 9,960 10,200 10,153 10,6244,935614

5,752741

6,110943

6,7171,061

.1,0751,262

11.4215

. 1,3331,4531,507

8,6721,521

8,6911,462

8,9331,691

122,445 24,543 24,770 28,475 31,494 33,034 35;957 42.234 45,144 49,282

!4,10520,212 20,794 24,349 26,030 28,375 / 24,441 31,5404,266 3,976 6, 072 . 11,126 3,4E5 9,927 13,159 15,725 17,342

097,206 110,274 112,152 113,466 17,441 122,456 133;702 146,264 151,440, 156,27974,8E2 15,907 $3,411 90,6114 94,306 47.726 103,145 116,291 119,615" 122,68922,324 24,367 .23,934 )22,712 23,135 25,230 254547 29,973 31,825 33,590

14,780 .16,106 11,176 21,649 23,694 23,752 23,257 23,711 23,772 23,96711,536 12,994 14,777 15,973 17,307 17,406 16,733 26,820 16,1156 17,0373,244 2;312 4,099 5,676 6,392 6,346 6,524 6,191 6,916 6,110

33,190 43,203 44,215 48,719 53,110 54,561 54,082 55,805 .55,313 55,1161.30,868 15,0096 36,193 33,244 41,062 41,836 41,154 41,804 41,631 42,m111/7,322 8,17 1,022 10,473 12,118 12,725 12,928 13,999 13,752 13,315

6

SOURCE: ,NAIJONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

TABLE 8-2. -- SCIENTISTS *ND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES. BY TYPE OF INSTITUTION AND STATUS: SELECTED YEARS

TYPE OF INSTITUTION AND STATUS 1947 1969 1971 I 19731

1975 1977 1978 i 1980-I 1

ALL INSTITUTIONSFULL TIMEPART .TIME c:

INSTITUTIONS GRANTING:

DOCTORATE IN SAEFULL TIMEPART TIME

MASTER'S IN SLEFULL TIMEPART TIME

BACHELOR'S IM SLEFULL TIMEPART TIME

OTHER DEGREES 1/.FULA. TIMEPART TIME 4

2-YEAR INSTITUTIONSFULL TIMEPART TIME

212,855170,55742,248

142,676114,44628,230

24,72420,7413,911

23,02519.3283,697

22,42516,0336,390

231,751187,01244,674

154,424124,604,29,820

29,44125,2124,229

21,69017,9273,763

26,20119,3396,862

257,9041201,41648,411

171,233140,33930,899

30,01025,5974,413

23,19819,6233,575

33,33823.8579,531

264,187216,42441,4E3

174,474143,39331,981

28,70324,8513,852

28,36323,6204,743

1,341112536

31,44923,7481,251

271,919223,33655,533

180,330143,09632,234

34,07527.5116,564

27,11322,4064,707

1,345828

. 517

36,05624,49511,561

297,854236,27861,578

193,204159,84833,356

34,79027,1111

, 7,672

27,41122,4374,974

60744714 0

41,14426,40315,434

307,757!242,170'65,587

200,366164,73235,634

111,62829,3959,233

26,22221,1655,057

85871503

5

41;63326,17315,540

324,249254,94069,25

218,021279,77538,244

37,36227,4159,447

26,830,,20,714'6,046

842610162

41,19425,113615.358

1912 1911.1 1914

344,090261,550.80,540

231711111 ,42q42,291

39,03028,72110,309

28,82521,6467,164

487579108

48,84728,18420,663

353,929274,092

. 84,137

. 1/ DATA FOR 1967 THROUGH 1971 INCLUDE 2-YEAR INSTITUTIONS AS NELL ASINSTITUTIONS AWARDING DEGREES rw NON-SCIENCE/EN8INEERING FIELDS.

.SOURCE: 441711.NAC SCIENCE FOUNDATION

4

r3

370,450.481,561

18,819

236,545 244,286192,756 197,50843,739 46,778

40,665 44,74329,730 32,32210,935 11,121

29,443 29,81222,219 21,3137,250 7,919

610 5419 47

546

121 69

51,640 51,064`28,898 28,942,22,742 22,122

7

1-3. FULL-TINE-EOUIVALENT SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESBY INSTITUTIONAL CONTROL AND TYPE OF ACTIVITY: SELECTED YEARS

TYPE OF ACTIVITY AND.CONT804. 1 1949 71 1973' 1175 1977 1978 1912 1'13

TOTAL FTE'S .:.

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMEMIOTHER ACTIVITIES

TYPE Of CONTROL': ''..

PUALIC INSTITUTIONS

w"TOTALXFTE'S

,RESEAtiAND DEVELOPMENT,...OTHER MITES .

PRIVATE INSTITUTIONS

TOTAL:FTETS . . ..

s' RESEARCH AND MELONES I

OTHER ACTIVITIES

203,937

50,146113.711

1 ,

-

i

228,216

49,419171.717

'

-

--

> .

-

--

225,050

46,06111,154

.

157,510

27,512129,351

77,540

19,34458,154

243;071

50,126.142,145

164,900

31,186137,714

74,171

19.74054,431

251,041

54,243203.714

r

174,14187,861

34,255145,671

78,104

19,98858,120

.271,654

55,962215,654

34,991152,877

83,711

20,17162,117

300,354

59,535240,821

41.

,

204,211

.37,48i170,101

91,053

22,04670,012

206,442

40,594145.841

.

212,367

38,169.173,451

94,075

21,72572,350

320,292

61,155251,437

224.101

40,038184,010

-

,.

. 96,184

21,75474,428

1.

SOURCE; NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

I

TAKE 1-4. -- SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEEiS EMPLOYED AI- UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESSY FIELD: JANUARY 1977-7$ AND JANUARY 191044 1/ A

FIELD 1 1977, 1978 1180 1, 1911 1512 1113 1544...

-

TOTAL .

ENGINEERS, TOTAL '

-AERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICALENGINEERS

CHEMICAL ENGINEERS .. ,,,

CIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERSHECHANICAL.EKG1NEERSOTHER ENGINEERS lb

ALL SCIENCES, TOTAL

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS ,

ASTRONOMERS 2/CHEMISTS i..

. PHYSICISTSOTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS .

ENVIRomENT4 SCIENTISTSATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS(EARTH SCIENTISTS 1OCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2/

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTSMATHEMATICIANS

:' COMPUTER SCIENTISTS A

LIFE SCIENTISTS.

AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTSBIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2/

PSYCHOLOGISTS

,SOCIAL SCIENTISTS1

. . ECONOMISTSPOLITICAL SCIENTISTSSOCIOLOGISTS'OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS

..

1-K297,154

30.083

1,1441,9245,1616,9295,4301,435

'2.67,773

32,120

17,12012,4822,511

9,237785

6,9452,607

-

31,99625,4316,557

117,44114,36242,61860,441

-. .

23,499

33,11013,16e11,216* 4-15,53812,561

107,757

30,917

, 1,132.1,911

, . '5,3647,1915,6519,650

276,760

' -17,66412,7782,317

9,418342

6,9871,669

.-

33,03425,9934-.47,0797,041 '''

122,956'15,02243,59764,337

-

22,752

54,54114 087

'352:,409

3,713

324,249

33,737

1,4072,3525,5211,154,07410,221

%290,512

32,/31 23,554955

17,614-13,0071,971

9,960943

6;$49. 1,663

r 7.13

35,357

4,174

133,70215,81/44,10367,1145,184

23.257

54,08224,67211;19414:10113,715

334.540

34,145

1,2422,2835;7428,5834,32310,673

291,675

34,0491,045

11,08712,1142,003

10,183. 91$4,6341,731900

4,91428,17810,404

137,77314,12846,35141,6254,669

23,346

55,27815,07711;57414,44813,939

349,090

36,376

1'0232,2694,1289,0576,62610,972

212,714

34,500'1,14918,04213,2741,465.

10,200116

6,677'2,652

9115

42,23421,882

.12,352

146,26414,413

' 46,78472,83910,221

23,711

55,805.15,459-11,33614,630''13,840

A

351.929

37,737

1,3272,4106,4219,0146,72811,237

321,142

34,77i1,095

14,32813,586111,763-

10,153.1,0446,5321,487$70

45,64421,320

, 14.344

151,44016,73248,08474,34612,238

23,772

55,38315,57111,77014,06812,974

370,450

34,015

1,3942,doe

10,4357,11p211,397

231,425

35,5211,193

18,12113,6442.841

10,424575

6,7461,7g1,1

49,28232,24717.035 .

156,2/917,015,48,551 "75,48514,121

23,147

55,76215,84711,41t13,53014,767

/ DATA HERE NOT COLLECTED IN 1979.2/ DATA MOT AVAILABLE PRIOR TO 198OUNCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNOATI

14

4

A

a.

4

TAS/1 I-5. -- FULL-TIME SCIENTISTS AND -ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESIY FIELD: JANUARY 1177 -71 AND JANUARY 111110-44 2/ -

FIELD 197/' 171 1910 1901 1912 1983 1914.

TOTAL%

,224,274 242,110 254,990 259,715 268,550 274,092 214,541

ENGINEEIL, TOTAL 24,105 24,666 26,472 27,017 274116 28,844 29.435

AERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICAL .

ENGINEEERS 968 964' 1,144 1,057 1,084 1,041NGCHEMICAL INEERS 1.614 1,725 1,416. 1,902 1,917 1.951

'CIVIL ENGINEERS 4,111 4,240 4,125 4.446 4,738 '4,987 4.814ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 5,443 5,593 6,374 6,510 4. 801 7,138 7,303MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 4,467 4,532 4.817 4,922 5, 040 5,111 5,411OTHER ENGINEERS 7,412 7,612 7,926 8,162 8,406 1,517 8,654

Ati SCIENCES, TOTAL "' 212,173 217,A04 228,518 .232,69$ 240;564 24,241- 252,126

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 27,553 27,902 27,993 21,174 '24,600 21,514 29,030ASTRONOMERS 2/ 814 900 1,00 6 842 152CHEMISTS -14,471. 14,734 14,330 14,765 14,674 14,845 15,133PHYSICISTS ...... 11,054 11,254'4 11,323 11,010 r1,437 12,426 11,531OTHER PHYSICAL.SCIENTISTS 2,026 1,912 1,522 4,503 1,413 1,361 1,414

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS.ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS

4,0756112 1821 1.793 t,763

1,672 1,691762 487

8,933,8

EARTH SCIENTISTS ., 5,914 5,943 5,554 5,638 5,662 5,569 5,70513OCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS

1,469-4* -

1,501 1,468I111

'1,565712 1754

.1,528707

-1,533$77

MATHEMATICAL. AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTS .. 23,870 124,349 24.030 27,127 28,375 29,941 31,940MATHEMATICIANS 19,287 15,564 15,914 20,232 20,554. 21,075 ,21,407COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 4,543 4,715 6,116' 6.815 1.866 10,533

LIFE SCIENTISTS 94,306' 97,724 108,155 110,567 116,291 119,615 122,689AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS , 12,065 13,704 1.4,8117 15,331 15,572.BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 344875 37,461 34:714 'j 39,914 40,258 41,152 .41,579MEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS.?/

44,166 46,341-

50,3164,685

50,8365,250

53,302-7,144

53,7539,374

54,50411,032

PSYCHOLOGISTS 17,307 17,406 16,733 16,159 16,120 16,856 17,017.

At.SOCIAL 41,042 41.834 41,154' 41,2511 41,804 41,631 42,447

NSCIENTISTSECOOMISTS 10,695 101154 11,092 11,230 11,502 11,599 12,122POLITICAL SCIENTISTS oil. 9.0 4 9,055 1,767 8,9111 11,176 9,223 9,13,SOCIOLOGISTS 11,6074 11,502 10,160 20,747 10,766 10,485 20,208OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS ./ 9,61, 10.425 10,415 10,323 '10.362 10,424 10,971

3/ RATAWEAVILINIS41011.

OUNCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

\TABLE 54. -PART-TIME SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES

by FIELD: JANUARY 1977 -71 AND JANUARY /910-84 2/ .

FIELD . 11177 i 1978 '1580 1981 I 1912 . 1913 19114

TOTAL

ENGINEERS, TOTAL

AERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICAL,ENGINEERS

CHEMICAL ENGINEERS ,

CIVIL ENGINEERS 4,4

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERSOTHER ENGINEERS

ALL SCIENCES, TOTAL

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTSASTRONOMERS 2/CHEMISTSPHYSICISTSOTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTSATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTSEARTH SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2/,,

MATHEMATICAL ANO COMCUTER SCIENTISTSMATHEMATICIANS

- COMPUTER SCIENTISTS

LIFE SCIENTISTS ..........AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTSBIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS tMMEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2/

PSYCHOLOGISTS -

SOCIAL SCIENTISTSECONOMISTSPOLITICAL SCIENTISTSSOCIOLOGISTSOTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS

61,571

5,978

176240

1,0501,4661,0232,022

55,600

4,547

2, 6491,426

492

1,293

1,031138

6,1521,974

23,1351,2975.74316,055

6,392

12,1183,1702,2123,8442,172

45,5/7

6,331

168274

1,1261,61,1019

4

2,03$

59,254

7.937

2,128

4851,524

1,333141

1,024168

5,640,6,4292,256

45,2301,3185,13417.976

12,723,2332,2973,507'3,288

69,259'

7,265 .

263466

1,2041,7801,2572,295

61,994

5,56137

1

3,2841,644456

1.507150

1.015175167

9,927'7.1652,762

25.5471,4596,01516,1001,199

6,524

12.928 .

3,580_2.427"-2,6413,210

74,165

7,811

205381

1,3352,0652,3912,511

64,977

5,8111

3, 32265

1,904500

1,505155994166

11,1598,2463,513

27.2061,5616,43717,7891.419.

6,527

13,9893,8472,5753,9413,626

10,540.

1,390

239.352

1,3902,2561,51162,567

72,150

5,9001113

3,3181,837442

21,521. 1241,015158231

13,1599,3284,531

29,973'1,5266,526

.11,5372,184

6,891

13,5593,9572,6603,8643,518 ."

14,137

1,893

235234511

1,434:2,426!1,6162,720

75,944

6,264213

2,4832,160401

1.442

796159

3

151

15,72510,7455,430

31,1251,4014,932

20,6282.164

6,916

13,7523,9722,6473,5833,550

88,839

9,580'

.256. 4171,3733,1322,561-2,741

79,309

6,491

,3,628841

2,115447

1.691170

1223259

17,34210,840. 6,502

33,5901,4436,17121,3793,789

1,140

13,3153,7252,4793,2223,789

HERE NOT COLLECTED IN 11179./ DATA NOT AVAILABLE PRIOR TO 1110.

E: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

.

.7432E 4-7. -- SCIENTISTS AiD ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTING INSTITUTIONS,IY FIELD: JANUARY 1477 - JANUARY 1444

FIELD 1977 1971 1979 19110 1931 1912. 1933 1914

TOTAI.

ENGINEERS'AERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICAL

ENGINEERSCHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERSOTHER ENGINEERS


ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTSATMOSPHERIC-SCIEWTISTS ..

EARTH SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 1/

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTSMATHEMATICIANSCOMPUTER ICIENTISTS ,

LIFE SCIENTISTSAGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS am3"BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 1/

PSYCHOLOGISTS


lb

611.

1A DATA NOT AVAIA5LE PRIOCTO 1479.SOME: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

193,204 200,366 210,579 '218,021 223,925 231,7117 ( p -

21,191 21,740 23,524.24.432 125,072 25,410

371 130 893 1,113 961 9881,711 1,751 L590 2,070 1,962 1,9943,518 3,631 3,715 3,797 3,917 4,2354,317 4,547, 5,115 `5,441 5,634 5,757

. 3,620' 3,427 4,001 4,156 4,138.7,2271 7,361 4,044 8,020 8,433 8,318

17,7821 11,213 11,797 11123, /0,521 -19,661- 751 736 400 SBA

1,7,44! 9,140 9,044 9,232 9,644 9,4537,4491 '7,401 7,9834 7,797 -1,1351,519' 1,482 1,161 1,243 1,280 2,185

i

6,211! 6,4;7 .. 6,637 6,195 7,085° 7,1316711 784 104 765 759

4,116: 4,230 3,593 4,040 ,4 2364 '4,313L424' 1,447 2,298

514662 1,4487' 1,52560' 1, 1,64502 7_.

' ,

i ,

12,9551 13,522 14,469, 15,6444 16,574 17,3959,8921 10,5344 11,043 -11,470 11,7133,063! 3,271 3,935 '4,561 5,104 5,632

98,5864, 102,824 108,984 113,588 .114,634 123,05612,0741 12,574 13,251 13,494 13,723 13,97321,8491 301011 '31,345 32:434 33,054.57,908!' 60,741 61,546 64,187 631,331 69,762

/

3,229 t 4,511 4,650 6,267r

9,815! 9,919 10,0401, 10,229 10,434 ,10,417 7

26,3571 27,511 23,123 27,944 4124,597 , 28,5717,3161' 7,614 7,982 8,111 8,227 '8,3455,2141 5,340 5,503 5,410 5,626 .5.796,610: 6,622 6,628 6,343 6,696 6,5147,217' 7,935 1,010 16.040 4,044 7.914

6

'234,545

26,1/3

1,0052,0484,4276,004,1888,426

19,774495

4,4529cal902

7,022929

4,0901,54904

9

18,42512,1426,213

124,85714,24034,17371,1077,337

10,416

28,0748,3275,6756,139

. 7,940

244,286

27,119.

1,0412,2444,445 .

'4,4836,425

,446

.20,127

11,7490458,4371,001

7,147380

4,2431,58172S

19,294..12,255

7,03,

120.82414,75335,165

559" 1

72.057

10,166

8, 424,

5,55,11448..

'843

TABLE 5-4. -7 FULL-TIME SCIENTISTS AND ENGI IRAMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE - GRANTING INSTITUTIONSIEED. T l

ICFIELD.. o..'

TOTAL...,

., . L

ENGINEERSAERONAUTICAL MO ASTRONAUTIC64.

ENGINEERS ,

CHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL 'ENGINEERS)ELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERS 0

. OTHER ENGINEERS

t

r..

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS,ASTRONOMERS 1/CHEMISTSAWSICISTS041BER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTSATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTSEARTH SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 1/

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTSMATHEMATICIANSCOMPUTER SCIENTISTS

LIFE SCIENTISTSAGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTSBIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTS'OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 1/

PSYCHOLOGISTS

tl

1977 108

154,444 164,732

17,9551. 421

'7741,5032,9473{6963,0725,939

15,940

7,/166,8101,414

5,595/3,6621,325

10,5668,4262,440

79,73311,31525.50342,620

7,869

SOCIAL SCIENIESTS 4(21,885ECONOMISTS t 61.175POLITICAL SCIENTISTS ..! 4,306SOCIOLOGISTS e , 5,495OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 1 5,969

7461;5403,0793,1473,1046,110

16,24;

7,9636,1

911

5,827!71''

3,76 1 !

1 354'1

11,19118,613'2,578

82,27811,82026,45143,997

8,007

22.7566,39444365,,4446,410

S1/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE PRIOR TO 2979.OURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

10

1979

173,190

19,932

*191,0 1911

774'1,6113,1724,3873,2776,757

179,775

20,464

945.1;6903,24,6713,409

.6,577

16,613 16,773687

7,7.7605

494 ,11

7,076'N 7,271'401 1,038

5,i'l693

3,061,529

193

11,9708,8963.074

87,93612,33527,53345,4842,584

7,971

23,0776,6194,4565,4576,545

6,041701

3,5701,360410

12,4239,1561,667

92.72012,54921,15844,4133,600

4,049

22,9016,707

.4,3765,2204,593

184,179

20,864

IN 4441,417

1 11,122U'7,1

'736

9161,111,007

6,245669

3,731

1'420

19,320

4,031

44,549

10417144,7573,714

1,213

22,9136,7124,5875,249

1912 11113

1.19420 142,756

21,336 21,857

8541,7223,4844,4673,5046,900

17,'1713

8,12437,4907

54

6,308 1

683,7811,349483

13,4169,4184,498

98,99413,00429,69551,4474,841

8,224

23,3326,8744,691,

6,519

1984

465*1,7343,6n5,0913,5296,940

47,116700

8,2437,774199

6,3091118

3,6551,3111441

14,6209,6534,967

101,46013,39730,46351,8245,776

1,291

23,1036,4624,6275,0146,600

197,504

22,513L

$171,4483.4535,3163,7377,002

17,521'791

8,3657,572

793

6'7423,722

1'569

15,1109,413

. 5,497

103,84413,76331,25752,644

. 6,150

1,566*

23;4827,0434,5544,8167,069-

16

I

4

. .

.TABLE 5-9. L PART -TINE' SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE -G11.411;7421114T161CWSBY FIELD: JANUARY 1271 - JANUARY 1914

IS

FIELD 1177 1,75. 1979 '10620 1911 1912 1983 19114

TOTAL

kliGINEERSAERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICAL ;

ESINIERSCHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERSOTHER ENGINEERS

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS. ASTRONOMERS 11

CHEMISTSPHYSICISTSOTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS'ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTSEARTH SCIENTISTS 4.OCS#NOGRAPHERSOTHER fNVIROMME$TAL EIENTISTS 3/

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTSMATMEMATICIANSCOMPUTER SCIENTISTS

LIFE SCIENTISTS .

AGRICULTURAL"SCIENTISTS5IOLOGIC41. SCIENTISTS.MEDICAL SCIENTISTS,OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS I

PSYCHOLOGISTS

-SOCIAL SCIENTISTS- ECONOMISTSPOLITICAL SCIENTISTSSOCIOLOGISTSOTHERSOCIAL SCIENTISTS

33,356

3,243

23208551621

1,2811412

1,1142

1,035617395

61663

45429

-7311194--1,466623

111,714864

4:281

101441,912

4,4721,141

3081,1751,243

25,634

3,312

az211552700516

'1,251

2,035

1,177680181

670SS

469113

2,31,6693

20,544749

.3,052;6,45

4,7551,220

1,I761,455

37,359

3,596

115279593

550725

1,111

2,38464

1,335725260

74691

417133

,105

2,4991,63$S61

21,04$923

3,37516.645

2,070

5,0441,3631,0471,1711,05

311,246

4,014

1

3306$

621810592

1,443

2.44651

1,453717245

854103520

.1S1

2,8211,927894

20,568941

3,22715,774

912

2,110

5,0431,4041,034

1,462

40,746

4,106

1152756759006

1.59051

2,55964

1413831273

520. 94,

124100

3,1632.0101,073

22,05,1,0563,52316,574

936

2.225

5,6241,515

1,1,441

42.291

X144

.1134'272',7464301654

1;418

2;44-75

1,$10728232

71,522'

101112-4

3,4792,2921,154

24,945,042

3,35611,3151.1,426

2,193

5,2391,4711,1071,2461,395'1...774

43,7119

4,326

. 140354756251659

1.466

2,352. 791,286,

1139;

1211'

73111111

435115116/

1

3,80512,449r1,3161

25, 8433971

. 3,710';

19,233,1,561

i 2,155,

4,97111,455;

" 1,051''1,12511,340

46,7711

4,676

164361812

1,1011746

1,484

3,606113

1,420845208

/75138

142'. 169

40842,6421,542

4526:9995

3,17120,215'1,907

2,302

5,0421,221

9151,052L

1/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE PRIOR TO 1979.SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

TABLE 8-10. -- FULL-TIME'SCIENTISI'S AND ROMPERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESBY CONTROL AND LEVEL Of ATTAINMENT: JANUARY 1177-711 AND JANUARY 1980414 31

C9HTROt. ANDLEVEL OP ATTAINMENT

) C

.'ALL INSTITUTIONS

TOTAL"4'

DOCTOR'SFIRST PROFESSIONALMASTER'SBACHELOR'S

PUILIC INSTITUTIONS

TOTAL

DTOR'SFIRST PROFESSIONALMASTER'SBACHELOR'S


TOTAL


19771

1178 19110 1951 1312 1353

r1.

226,278 242,1761 254,990 259,715 14,550 274,012

134,644 135,371 143,429 245,961 49,654 253,08230,535 31.633 34,331 34,372 34,468 36,3/454,096 54,557 56,741 57,242 59,264 61,04916,701 17,00/ 20,489 22,140 23,160 23,567

166,510 169,3% 178.172 181.545 ;185,126 191,423

93,341 95,916 99,027 100,821 103,110 105,13316,543 16,425 17,414 17,433 19,130 19,02543,401 43,142 45,781 46,019 47,656 48,83312,191 13,213 15,950 17,152 11,230 11,392'

6/.768 72,774 76.818 74.170 80,424 13,6511

41,305 43,05514,272 15,20$10,688 10,715

44.40216,91710,960

45,07016,88911,238

17,338n.408

47,949117,30'12,1661

3,5031 3,7116. 4,519 4,984 4,930 5,1751

1/ DATA MERE NOT COLLECTED IN 1979.SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

17

T

Ins PERCENTCHANGE1,83-54

211,541

156,59437,95861,15825,651

196,754

107,53519,82049,73/19,660

84,407

49,Q5911,13111,6195,991

2.7%

2.34.3.5

8.19

2.1

2.34.21.5"6.9

2.6

2.24.4

-4.515.8

.

'Sc

11.

12

N.

J.

TAKE 1-11. -- PART-TINE SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESBY CONTROL AND LEVEL Of ATTAINMENT: JANUARY 1977-78 AND JANUARY 1/80-84 2/

CONTROL. ANDLEVEL OF ATTAINMENT

.

1977 1971 1950 1611 1912

.

1913 1984PERCENTCHANGE1983-44

ALL TITUTIONS 1

TOTAL

DOCTOR'S'FIRST PROFESSIONAL'MATER'SBACHELOCS ..\,..,..1

PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS

TOTAL

DOCTOR'S T. 16.FIRST PROFESSIONALMASTER'StACMEL01'S .5. .,


TOTAL


e,

0

4

....

,..

I

I-

v

,

61,571

15,54213,68323,91511,413

29,381

11,9696,70717,0286,684

22,190

6,51136,9816,8871,729

65,517

16,118715,101114,6728,127

41,559

9,8277,216

17,4316,597

lk....,,..

24,021

7,1607,110571,.233

, 1,130

49,259

18,16714,36326,7319018

45,855

11,1527,673

18,7601,270

23,404

7,0156,6907,9711,728

,.

74,865

111,79915,59321,32011,153

.

49,214

11,3057,945

20,2459,169

25,581

7,4947,6448,4551,984

80,540

19,14016,53431,76413,091

52,446

10,8741,518

-22,50310,551

28,094

1,2668,0169,2652,547

84,13711

19,49517,30833,26214,572

54,8,6

11,1588,316

23,44911,493

29,941

,11,3378,9121,8132,879

81,889

20,31217,09035,41115,936

-

51<,O7

12 68,716

24,56322,365

30,819T

8,3568,374

10,5113,571

'

4.1%

3.5-1.3IN.

9,

5.8

5.93.86.55.7

2.9

.2-6.07.2

24.0

&ZIA WERE *DTCOLLECTED IN 1979.: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

TAKE -- MALE FULL-TINE SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES

.BY FIELD: ,JANUARY 1977-78 AND JANUARY 11180-84 1/

FIELD 1977 1978 1910 1981 1,82 1

4

TOTAL 199,421 203,209 210,775 213,043 217,624 /

ENGINEERS 23,599 24,068 25,759 26,212 27,134

AERONAUTICAL 4NO ASTRONAUTICALENGINEERS . 946 946 1,117 1,035 1,064

CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 1,444 1,827 . 1,833 1,827

CIVIL ENGINEERS 4,022 4,112 4,207 4,313 4,573

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERS

5,3924408

5,5024,471

.6,2404,725

6,3934,120 !:4751

OTHER ENGINEERS 7,,147 7,34f 7,623 7,1118 1,050

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 25,342 25,451 25,502 25,58 0 25,949750 821 932

CHEMISTS . 12,903 13,012 12,551 12,893

PHYSICISTS 10,618 10,771 10,831 10,521 1424.4;11

OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 1,116 1,661 1,370 1,345 1,315

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 7.546 7,694 7,775 ,7,9I5' 71172

ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 654 786 749 713

EARTH SCIENTISTS t 5,545 5,552 5,154 5,212 5,222

OCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRONMENTALSCIENTISTS 21

1,327 1,158 3431,331604

1,281652

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTS . 20.02 20,874 21,945 22,674 21,494

MATHEMATICIANS 14,566 16,649 16,730 16,904 17,032

COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 4,046 4,225 5,207. ,770 6,444

LIFE. SCIENTISTS 75,695 17,776 84,054 84,758 87,139

AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 11.953 12,465 13,113 12,210 13,398

BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 29,314 29,870 30,497 31,170 31,089

MEDICAL SCIENTISTS .t. 34,321 25,441 38,601 38,349 40,022

OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2/ - 1,843 2,029 2,630

PSYCHOLOGISTS . 0.... 13,055 13,092 12,415 12,444 12,165

SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 33,672 14,252 33,325 33,440 33;442

ECONOMISTS 9.734 9,884 9,982 10,110 10,289

POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 7,955 7,976 7,655 7.839 7,895

SOCIOLOGISTS 8,431 -8,475 7,920 7,790 7,731

OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 7,3411 7,915 7,761 7,721 7,760.

ij DATA MERE NOT COLLECTED 11 1979./ DATA MERE NOT AVAILABLE PRIOR TO 1910.OURCE: 'NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

1983 1914,

220,567

27,833

1,4461,8544,179

1,094

25,818813

1g:18i1.220

7,87117

0

5,1081,325

620

24,61517,3417,254

18,37513.71631.54640,3532,740

12,379

33,67710,3737,8817,6137,810

224.255

21,324

1,1151,9304,6767,1095.3131,113

26,141 4113

13,11610,9511,195

11,017751

5.261, 1,297

78E

15,97217,5168,456

88,74413,76431,72640,4432,831

12,516

3-4,35710,8037,8187,4971,159

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TABLE 8-15. -- FULL-4114E -ECUIVALENT SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED INRESEATICWAND DEVELOPMENT AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES

BY FIELD: JANUARY 1971 AND JANUARY 1912-14

FIE1.0 1971 1912 1983 2.584

TOTAL 55,942 59,535 60,594 61,855

ENGINEERS 5,910 '7,0411 7,158

AIRONAUSICAL,AND ASTRONAUTICAL.6;755

ENGINESE 290 318 323 319

CHEMICAL ENRGINEERS 462 46

CIVIL ENGINEERS 737 719 ;13 829

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERS

1,833327 1,721867

1.902592

1,989941

°mix ENGINEERS 2,2111 2.590 2,630 2,520

PHYtICAL SCIENTISTS 7,016 . ,7,322 7,112 7,531

ASTRONOMERS 2/' 410 405 446

CHEMISTS_PHYSICISTSOTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

3,2912,795930

3,119

3'705

3,094

3552

3,2763,099

ENVIROOKENTAL SCIENTISTSATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS

2,5114453'

2.979400

3,044545

3,053485

EARTH SCIENTISTS -

OCEANOGRAPHERS1,3174

11 1.319

926 IP'1,230

9641,286980

OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2/ 256 217 301

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2,463 2,159 2404 2,259

MATHEMATICIANS 1,614 1,796344 1,312 1,282

CONFUTER SCIENTISTS, $47 197 1,017

LIFE SCIENTISTS 31,045 35,250 36,019 34,106

AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 4,554 6,492 4,55, 6,701

810LCCICAL SCIENTISTS 12,360 12,6117 13,230 13,907

'MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 14,130 15,421443 15.535 15,450

OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 1/ 69.8 747

PSYCHOLOGISTS 2,022 1,480 1,482- 1,294

SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 4,912 3.555 3,671 - 3,623

ECONOMISTS 1,651 1,625231 1.204 1,221

POLITICAL SCIENTISTS -754 672 552

SOCIOLOGISTS 1,117 707 '650 605

OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 1,319 1,022 1,151 .1,234

14

1/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE PRIOR TO 1979.NOTE: DETAIL MAY NOT ADD TO TOTAL BECAUSE OF ROUNDING.SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

TABLE 8-16. -- FULL-TIME-EQUIVALENT SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED ATDOCTORATE-GRANTING INSTITUTIONS,BY FIELD: JANUARY 1975 AND JANUARY 1912-84

FIELD, 1971 [ 1982 1983 1914

TOTAL

ENGINEERSAERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICAL.

.ENGINEERSCHEMICAL ENGINEERS'CIVIL ENGINEERS ..ELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERSOTHER ENGINEERS

P HYSICAL SCIENTISTSASTRONOMERS 1/{WEHISTSPHYSICISTS.OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTSATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTSEARTH SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRANERS0OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 1/

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTSNS ,,

COMPUTER SCIENTISTS

LIFE SCIENTISTSAGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTSBIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 1/

PSYCHOLOGISTS.

SOCIAL SCIENTISTSECONOMISTS'POLITICAL SCIENTISTS,SOCIOLOGISTS.OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS

181,068

20,055

7711

1,6533,3374,1403,3386,1104

17,424

8,6737,3451,406

`'7684,0321,412

12,1929,3512,142

41,36712,29925.08750,911

1,945

24,8730,9094,55,

29

205,194

22,763

8951,8103,7615,1343,7107,451

18,230809

8,6797,6671,075

4,600714

3,9411,535404

15,19510,2744,921

1011,19113,53130,71758,6285,317

9,007

25,2077,3695,1125,6917,034

201,243

23,312

9031,8543,9455,3823,7257,445

18,033724

8,767

7.71337

6,625870

3,847

1'476

16,04410,6025,442

110,23713,59031,96,54,2596,220

9,027

24,8637,3384,9835,4247,11,

214,385 )

24,117

9442,2,9008525,3,9644647,541

18,831

8,991

7'927

6,857788

3,928

1'665

16,67110,6296,042

113,33314,00833.03959,5576,734

9,465

25,3117,4314,11995,2137,768

DATA NOT AVAILABLE PRIOR TO 1979.NOTE: DETAIL MAY NOT ADO TO TOTAL BECAUSE OF. ROUNDING.SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION _

20

TAKE 8-17. -.FULL -TINE -EQUIVALENT SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED INRESEARCH MC DEVELOPMENT AT DOCTORATE r TING INSTITUTIONS

IWFIELD: JANUARY 1578 AND V 1582-14.

FIELD .19711 1U3 1914

TOTAL,

ENGINEERSAERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICAL

ENGINEERSCHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAC ENGINEERSOTHER ENGINEERS .

HYSICAL SCIENTISTSASTRONOMERS 21-CHEMISTSPHYSICISTSOTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

ENVIRONHE CIENTISTSATMOSPHERIC NTISTSZARTM SCIENTI SOCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRONNEN SCIENTISTS 1/

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTSMATHEMATICIANSCOMPUTER SCIENTISTS ,b

LIFE SCIENTISTSAGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTSBIOLOGICAL SCIENPOTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 1/

PSYCHOLOGISTS

SOCIAL SCIENTISTSECONOMISTSPOLITICAL SCIENTISTSSOCIOLOGISTSOTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS.

A

A

53,3,5

5,672

271459678

1,261 1

782,201

4,644

3.0532,669

422

2;443430

1,294717

2,1,41,759435

30,20333,

241,,44313,983

1,140

4,4141,532653$75

1,258

57,

6,637

304

765457

.1;6694

,2,560

6,97407

2,9312,978640

.

2394

1,334905239,

1,9311,220

12

34,7466,349

12,35115,

407420

1,353

3,2911545,170

611945

.55,032

6,920

326

753527

lb1,$63

2,605

6,797403

2,9162,'

2,91353$

1,2381139

219

2,0211,200121

35,5366,45312,88,15,518

476

1,315

3,4291,155616573

1,014

60.260

, 7,041

314566812

1,96437

2,4928

8,4403,0693,003542

2,531482

1,201160217

2,1271,167361

36,3,46,54913,66015,440'

724

1,301

3,3521,482273

251,1570

1/ DATA NOT AVAILABLE PRIOR TO 1979.MOTE: DETAIL NAY NOT ADD TO TOTAL BECAUSE OF ROUNDING.SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

TABLE 8 -111. -- MALE SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESBY STATUS: JANUARY 1940 AND JANUARY. 1943-44

FIELDTOTAL FULL TINE PART TIME

1510 1912 19114 1540 1543 1944 1540 19113

TOTAL

ENGINEERS'AERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICAL


PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS,A TRMONOMERSEISTS'

TOTAI PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTSATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTSEARTH SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL' SCIENTISTS


LIFE SCIENTISTSAGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS010tOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS

PSYRIOLOGISTSN ,


=11a,..!

262,551

32,746

1,3652,2725.3741,0115,5535,771

29,724467

24,79412,3551,722

11,985MI5

5,0114

1644

20,04521,4624,602

103,07214,24534,30152,08*2,402

16,259

42,72513,0319,549

10,1419,964

213,137

26,277

1,2522,2736,1345,3726,54310,623

30,713'97

15,32412,8431,54,

5,971

5,1651,443742

36,04524,270

. 11.775

110,74414,75215,74456,5173,767

14,540

42,75313,8049,9949,794

10,155

248,437

37,406

1,3572,3165,00*10,2126,112710,740

31,2221,085

15,68512,8731,571

5,3578119

6,0161,984448

34,1,324,55413,639

111,72714,12325,89054,5624,042

26,635

43,90813,9479,1255,38710,7a,

210,775

I.- 25,759

1,1171,1274,2602076,4,7257,623

25,562750

12,55110,4311,370

7,775749

5,1561,343527

21,54516,7345,207

84,05413,11330,49734,6011,143

12,415

33,3250,9427.6557,9207,768

220,567

27,833

1,0461,8544,7797,0215,0198,014

25,818

12,818113

10,9041,220

7,8717 0

15,1081,325

usa

24,61517,3617,254

18,37513,71431,40352,, 760

3

12,37,

33,67710,3737,8817,6137,810.

'224,255

21,126

1,1151,9304,6767,1095,3131,113

26,881243

13.11610;9511,135

11,017751

5,2611,297

71,4

25,57217,51611.454

$1,74413,76431,72640,4432,131

12,556

34,,357108037,6941,417spist

51,134

6,987

245445

1,1671,7511.2212,14$

4,237127

2,2451,524

151

1,210136832125117

7,1204,7252.395

19,0281,1723,104

13.559

3,844

3,4003,0491,0342,2212,106

-62,570

4,444

22A.61 4191,3552,3511,5642,52,

4,855184

2,4431,139

229

1,155154761118122

11,4306,9094,521

22,4051,0364,20216,1641,007

4,161

10,0763,4352,1132,1832,345

SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

21

1584

64,142

5,010

242346

1,2783.0031,4142,557

5,074204

2,5651,922

313

1,260138751711,4

12,2217,0385,183

22,5531,0534,16416,5191,211

4,039

3,5513,144171,,40930

2,540

15

..

"'h.a .

TABLE 8-19. -- FEMALE SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESIY STATUS: JANUARY 1910 AND JANUARY 1941344

-FIELD

TOTAL. FULL TIME PART; TIME

1940 1983 1944 1980 1 1923 1984 1940 1443 1984

.

TOTAL


f ENGINEERSCHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERMECHANICAL ENGINEERDIKER ENGINEERS

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTSASTRONOMERSCHEMISTSPHYSICISTS ..6OTHER PHYSICAL

S

'ENVIRONMENTAL SCIEtISTSATMOSPHERIC SCI TISTSEARTH SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIAOMMENTAL,CIENTISTS

MATHEMATICALCIAAMNS O COMPUTER SCIENTISTS

COMPUtER SCIENTISTS

LIFE SCIENTISTS ..........AGRICULTURALBIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTS.OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS

PSYCHOLOGISTS

SOCIAL SCIENTISTSECONOMISTS4*POLITICAL SCIENTISTS J

SOCIOLOGISTS' Fe

OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS

61.451

941

42SO

195143121450

3415

2,152 18

6257

975

Sit1,5141

6,8925,6141,276'

30,6301,614

10,502.10,0323,482

6,998

11,3571,6411,6054,3403,751

75,792

1,460

35

287137

242145614

4,.06598

3,004743220

1,128

'34/4

9624,

7,0502,571

0,654

12,980,336/,849

8,471

7,232

11,6301,743'1,7744,2723,119

42,013

1,609

3714430223 3

145657

4'1083,7136.

73283

2678

7360299152

11,007,6933,346

44,5622,19212,64418,92310,779

7,332

11.8541,9001,7834,1434,024

44,215

713

27'.

* 11811492

303

2,49168

1.49922

152

644398145!1

4,085.

3'909

24,1011,3271,217

11,7152.442

4,318

7,8291,1101,1122,9402,447

53,525

1,011

2397

- 20416T.93

.423

2,6,669

1,52962 4

141

,821. 7046120387

5,3263, 7141,442

31,2401,6459,60613,4056,614,

4,477

7,9541,2261,2422472.4

57,304

1,109

23'113.20419498

, 473

2,83771

2,017580219.

.43654

452241 .

5,9683,8912,077

23,925'1.8049,85314,0634,201

4,441

8,0101,319'1,2412,7112,819

17,443

278

1521

.372429

147

2,32420

.1,03,160105.

29714

.1835050

2,8072,440367

6,529237

2,2852,317

640'

2,630

3,528

4931,4201,044

22,267

449

4012

79752

1451

1,369

1,04022179

30723

20241

. 41

4,295

3'454

9,416365

2,7304,4641,457

2,755

3,676537534

1,4001,205

24,707

.500

1631

4951294184

7

1,41337

1,11919364

32431

25162 ,

5,12134021,319

10,4637'38

2,804,8602,574

2,841

1,764581542

1,4321,209


TABLE 4-20. -- MALE SCIENTISTS -AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTING 14STITUTIO8S.SY STATUS: JANUARY 1940 AND JANUARY 1913:44

FIELDTOTAL

1910. 1913 1914

FULL.TIME

1910 1913 1944

PART TIME

1940 1 1983 1984

TOTAL 171,164 189,742 194,290 449,792 156,115 159,467 29.376 32,927

ENGINEERS 23,642. 25,026 25,870 19,442 21,016 21,567 2,740 4,010

AERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICALENGINEERS 1,042 943 1,053 924 850 893 155 133

CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 1,992. 1,447 2,119 1,633 1,651. 1,748 359 316

CIVIL ENGINEERS 3,675 4,193 4,222 3,043 3,499 3,491 592 694

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 5.360 5,472 6,201 4,573 4,441 -.5,155 787 911

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 3,902 4,094 4,3711 3,322 3,461 3,667 570 633

OTHER ENGINEERS 7,631 7,917 7,897 6,317 6,594 6,568 1;314 1,323,

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTSASTRONOMERS

17,407'648

17,592710

18,153831

15,490 Isms645

16,06$735

1,91739

1,18465

CHEMISTS 7,984 8,210 6,953 7,284 7,399 1,026 926

PHYSICISTS 7,624 7,8437'88?

6,425 7,073 7,219 646 790

OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 1,131 809 706 715 206 103

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTSATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS

6,718550

6,228.840

6,534977

5,512661

5,698751

5,824489

65329.

53089

EARTH SCIENTISTS 3,730 3,686 3,746 3,309 3,352 3,412 421 334

OCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS

1,3011'4223422

1,310635.

1.24241

1,200395

1,213510

1043

79, 21

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTS . 13,286 15,371 15,944 11,146 12,535 12.858 2,090 2,836

MATHEMATICIANS 9,343 10,180 40,254 1,072 8,425 8,386 1,311 1,755

COMPUTIR SCIENTISTS 2,903 5,191 5,740 3,124 4,110 4,472 779 1,081

LIFE SCIENTISTS 49,251 95,824 97,439 73,086 76,96 77,712 16,165 18,860

AGRICUtTURAL SCIENTISTS 12,121 12,510 12,798 11,354 11,910 12,112 763 580

BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 24,259 25,555 25,914 22,221 23,300 23,595 2,038 2,255

MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 50,797 55,058 55,884 37,196 39.641 39,947 12,901 15,377

OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2,074 2,706 2,843 1,611 2,051 2,051 463 644

PSYCHOLOGISTS 7,343 ' 7,547 7,841 6,107 6,146 6,458 1,236 1,361

SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 22,054 22,149 22,455 18.514 18,703 18,980 3,535

ECONOMISTS 7x269 7,3,7 7,356 6,091 6,167 6,327 1,178 $,446T11230

. POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 4,628 4,411 4,690 3,110' 3,949 3,911 814 822

SOCIOLOGISTS 4,459 4,265 4,126 3.839 3,643 3,585 E 620 622

OTHERSOCIAL SCIENTISTS 5,691 5,476, 6,243 4,779 4,904 5,157 ,919, 772

181

SOURCE: ifATILTNAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

34,423

4,303

155331731

1,044711

1,329

2,00594

1,042775172

71410438497125

3,1341,8641,264

19,727414

2,31915,937

785

1,343

3,4751,024

779 1541

1,126

4

8

TABU 8-21. -- FEMALE SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS .EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTING INSTITUTIONS\1Y STATUS: JANUARY 1940 AND JANUARY 1943-84

FIELDTOTAL

19110 1983 1914 1440

TOTAL 34.451 44,403 49,9,6, 29,913

ENGINEERS 140 1,157 1,319 604AERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICAL

ENGINEERS 31 22 24 21CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 74 21 130 57CIVIL ENGINEERS 122 234 243 93ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 121 177 224 98MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 94 105 77

1 OTHER' ENGINEERS 349 509 519 260

PHVS-CAL SCIENTISTS 1,632 1.904 1,974 1,243ASTRONOMERS 69 73 56CHEMISTS 1.244 1,319 2.344 421PHYSICISTS .364 425 443 293OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 152 93 116 113

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTSATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS

71054

79449

909 509

EARTH SCIENTISTS 36 0 404 411 261OCEANOGRAPHERS 146 225 271 139OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 110 76 103 69

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER' SCIENTISTS 2,354 3,054 3,300 1,627MATHEMATICIANS 1,700 2,001 1;04'CONFUTER SCIENTISTS 1511 1t 092 1,299 543

LIFE SCIENTISTS 24,337 31,028 33,400- 19,64AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 1,377 1,730. 1,960 1,191BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 7,126 4,614 9,251 5,937MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 13 390 16,049 16,975. 10,517OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2i444- 5,214 1,949

PSYCHOLOGISTS 2,836 2.939 3,025 1,942

SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 5,890 5525, 6,049 4,312ECONOMISTSPOLITICAL SCIENTISTS 72

342 4 , 920$67

904598 616

44' 566SOCIOLOGISTSollas SOCIAL SCIENTISTS

1,2,390462

1,8742,264

1,7422,560

e 1,3311,419


FULL TIME

1983

35,941

841

32668

. 667 11

30314453

Loas1,228157

24,4911,4477,163

12,1433,713

- 2,105

4,400695633

,3/11,694

PART TIME

E 1944 .1940-

"44983

---t

10;1162

316

733624024143

41814

3609925

16322

1013723

1449734235

6,5371,46

553,904,

834

1,525225

502293514

r

r

1944

11,955

373

930816335

155

3175036

26130

1424544

1,047744274

7,268309

1,5594,2781,122

917

1,567192

511644

311,041

946

1910016216170

434

1,45354

9663537$

65348

31022659

2,2521,227025

26,132

4;:::!12,6974,092

2,108

4,502716643

1,2311,912

6,870

234

1021292322129

51242771.

39

20114994741

731616115

4.7.03II6

1,1592, 355 73

4

944

1,508262216523543

TAILS 8 -22. -- MALE SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESBY STATUS: JANUARY MO AND JANUARY 1913-14

7

..,FIELD

TOTAL



PHYSICAL SCIENTISTSASTRONOMERSCHEMISTSPHYSICISTSOTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTSATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTSEARTH SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRAPHERS , ,

OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS


LIFE SCIENTISTSAGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTSBIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS

PSYCHOLOGISTS

SOCIAf SCIENTISTSECONOMISTSPOLITICAL SCIENTISTSSOCIOLOGISTSOTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS

TOTAL

1910 1983 1914 '

111,414 293,756 ,197,654 147,546

23,941 26,432 27,341 18,813

791 3 04 476 6451,634 1,596 1,641 1,2914,281 4,871 4,811 3,3655,264 6,061 _6,275 4,0214,242 4,646 141062 3,4217,769 5,414 4,634 6,070

19,772 20,344 20,931 16.763603 644' 749 517

10,032 1'0,299 10,537' 8,3507,977 8,323 1,333 6,9551,160 1,134 1,222 941

7,756 7,257351

7, 443805

6,270639

4,346 4,410 4,732 . 4,2021.476129 1,117 1,121 1.025

609 715 404

21,454 26.344 27,475 16,37015,911 17,770 16,147 12,4325.543 8,574, 1,701 3,933

64,077 71,642 72,436. 54,526'13,684 -14,157 14,192 12,55623,291 23,629 ,23,501 20,69329,487 31,024' 31,560 22,0531,615 3,030 3,123 1,219

11,119 11,135 10,941 4,421

29,404 30.400 30,647 23,9838,530 8,951 9,110 6,7906,255 6,544 6,529 5,1757,121 6,843 6,642 5,7447,691 4,060 1,366 6,274

1

FULL TINE PART TIME

1913 1984 1980 14'1963 1984

154,082 156,731 33,564 39,674 40,923

20,441 21,151 '5,163 5,91* 6,190

664 740 146 140 1361,314 1,412 343 282 2693,860 3,867 916 1,011 9444,572 4,624 1,243 1,489 1,4513,650 3,940 421 1,036 1..1226,343 4,541 1,699 2,026 2,064

17,044 17,245 3,009 3,300 3.646567 629 '36 121 160

4,491 1,662 1,642 1,708 1,4757,014 7,091 1,022 1,225 1.292490 903 219 244 319

6,365 6,455 937 492 944721 672 117 130 133

4,113 4,174 64+ 567 5541,017 544 404 100 137514 625 72 041 160

11.151 19,340 5,044 4,19312,809 13,142 3,479 4,961

....14,4955,025

6,342 6,234 1,605 3,232 3,470

59.242 59,156 11,551 12,600 13,28013,162 13,209 1.124 996 92320,433 20,726 2,593 2.796 2,77523,006 22,982 7,434 3,0 0 8,5732,242 2,239 396 7 944

4;719 8,641 2.294 2,4 2,340

24,111 24,663 5,421 6, 9 5,9447,016 7,304 1,740 1, 1,8065,342 5,331 1,080 1,204 1,1985,440 5,413 1,171 1,403 1,2296,323 6,615 1,624 1.747 1,751


23

18

TULE 1-23. -- FEMALE SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT ?WIC UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESIV STATUS: JANUARY 1140 AND JANUARY 1123-24

FIELD1

TOTAL

1930 1933 1924 1120

TOTAL 42.613 52,573 57,170 20,626

ENGINEERS 754 1,110 1,223 531AERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICAL

ENGINEERS 20 21 19 14CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 62 95 112 43CIVIL ENGINEERS 126 224' 260 98ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 85 160 204 62MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 94 105 70OTHER ENGINEERS 366 501 524 231

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 2,472 2,601 2,70065 1,5,0ASTRONOMERS 63 50CHEMISTS 1,214 1,919* 1,974 1,122ePHYSICISTSOTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

,Ar

425142 155

472217494 317

101

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 712 364 941 494ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 50 25 7 9 36EARTH SCIENTISTS 440 497_ 547 307OCEANOGRAPHERS 140 179 233 94OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 12 4105

122 57

MATHEMATICAL ANO:COMPUTEA SCIENTISTS . 5,257 7.220 3,368 3,081MATHEMATICIANS .

. 4,2.63 5,533967 5,799 2,357CONPUTEX SCIENTISTS 914 1, 2,569 72 4

LIFE SCIENTISTS 20,640 27,366 30,746 16,252AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTSBIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS

1,5656,719

117,,133

05 2,1072,043

1,2875,115

MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 9,914 11,706 12,311 7,824OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS..., 2,442 6,422 1,272 2,026

PSYCHOLOGISTS 4,761 4,776 4,933 3,052

. SOCIAL SCIENTISTS .

ECONOMISTS3,0011,014

8,0261,147

1,1541,195

5,627560

POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 1,023 1,151 2,200 729

SOCIOLOGISTS 2,166 2,21 2,737 2,019OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 2,926 2,1240 3,022 2,121

FULL TIME

1113

37,351

766

157716210467

341

7

105

43464

35514570

4,0512,7131,263

21,4661.5416,0371,2245,054

3,089

5,6415151130

2,0001,996


PART TIME

1934 192Q- t 1.983 1924

40,023 11,127, 15,222 17,147

145 223 344 321

13 6 6 687 15 12 24176 2$ 62 34126 23 56 7164 42 37

375, 140 241

1X534 1,1311

23215

712

90517

702

91427

785364

.14"- 17510247

15036 13042

6,47 21i 232 334150 14 21 29 /

345 133 142 202113 4661 25 4 3345, 53

4,551 2,176 3,261 3,8172,110 1,550040 2,570

11211,641 270 611

23,3011,733

4,278324 4,356 7,44

3746,025 1,604 1,796 1,158

, 9,101 2410 2,1E2 - 3,2096,374 416 1,366 2,904

3.156 1.717 1,4117 1,777

5.742 2,123 2,315. 2,412336 344 332 3594376 3 214 121 357

1,32,117

9477111

111sA14.

161235

TABLE 1-24. -- MALE' SCIENTIST'S AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESSTATDS: JANUARY 1910 AND JANUARY 1133-24

FIELD

TOTAL 81,177

ENGINEERS 1,765AERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICAL

ENGINEERS 574CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 632CIVIL ENGINEERS 1,093ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2,747MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 1,711OTHER ENGINEERS 2,002

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 9,167ASTRONOMERS 264CHEMISTS 4,764PHYSICISTS 4,378OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS , 561

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 1,778ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 129EARTHOCEANOGRAPHERS

SCIENTISTS 1,14233/

OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 161

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 74611.MATHEMATICIANS , 5,552COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2,05/

LIFE SCIENTISTS 34,995AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 601810LOGICAL SCIENTISTS 11,010MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 22,597OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 727

PSYCHOLOGISTS 5,140

SOCIAOSCIENTISTS i 12,421.ECONOMISTS 1

4,501POLIVICAL SCIENTISTS 3,334SOCIOLOGISTS

1 3,020OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS

1

1 2,066

TOTAL FULL TINE PART 7/KE'

1913 1114 1920 19113 . 1114 1510 1143 104

81,311

1,245

483677

1,2233,3111,8972,201

10,36730/

5,1254,520423

1,768120

'1,181326133

1,7016,5003,201

X59512,11125,491

737

5,405

13,3534,8573,4412,9532,095

10,7113

10,060

421635

1,1433,3371,365,104

10,216

5,1414,410354

V

1./14

13471911

10,3186,3173,131

3563212,3E125,402

2511

5,654

12,2614,2373,3062,745

'2,373

63,229

6,944

472536542

2,2391,

° 1,530453

22334,2013,429

1,505110954

L1185.54754,3061,269

1715557

11,71116, 548

624

3,514

9,3423,1/22,4802,1761,494

66,425

7.,314

4540119

2,44111,36/1,706

2,772246

4,3103,306

330

1,505

995301104

6,4644,5521,112

21,555

10,71317,347

512

3,660

9,5663,3572,53/2,1731,417

67,524

7,175

375518201

2,4351,3731,615

S455252

4,4541,860292

1,64279

1,087313163

4.5124,1742,211

21,403555

11,000171552

3,555

1,6143,4992.5472,0341,544

17,942

1,219

102102251508

740441

1 222,

' '31563502132

2191222145

2,036

1790

7,44744

1,2116,049

163

1,546

3,5791,301254

534472

22,216

2,460

137344342522503

1,5,563

773145

23

26324194

2712

3,2371,9431,2119

9,10140

1.4048,144

219

1,745

3,7471,500

109720512

I

23,251

2,190

110617334

1,3524924311

PP'1,432

4469463064

2725

197;

3,7262,0131.713

9,6761,339

7267

1.619

3,5671,338

7316612211

SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION 24

4ABLE 1115. FEMALE SCIENTISTS AND ENGI1E1111:160YED ATYPIIIVAT191111VERSITIES AND COLLEGES

FIELD

414

T

TOTAL.

1

1910 1913 1914 1930

4/' TOTAL ,


ENGINEERSCHEMICAL ENGINEERS ..

0

CIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERS NOTHER ENGINEERS

11,045

237

- 2217295327114

13,211

350,

1442433236112

24:842

1/14

1$

I* l3119AWD133'

13,549

1112

131120522264

,PHYSICAL. SCIENTISTS . 1.1143-1 1,456 1,535 ,01

,ASTRONOMERS 6 23 35 28 18CHEMISTS 934 1,085 1,279162 657PHYSICISTS 227 271 175,OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 109 65 66 51

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTSATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS .

263a

263 237 1848

EARTH SCIENTISTS 141 264 183 91OCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 51

55 6523 30

5234

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTS . 1,635 2,301 2,721 1,004'MATHEMATICIANSCOMPUTER SCIENTISTS

1,353212

1,697604

1,88.9427 215

819

LIFE SCIENTISTS . 11,910 12,790 13,316 7,149AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 41 75 85 40BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 3,783 4,503 4,625 17102MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 5,118 6,163 6,605'

3'816OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 1,040 2,049 12,501

PSYCHOLOGISTS '2,221 2,456 2,2/4- 1;266

SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 3,148 3,604 3,700 2,203ECONOMISTS 547 414 705 360POLITICAL 582 625 583 383SOCIOLOGISTS

%1,394 1,134 1,406 921

OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 1125 979 3,006 531

SOURCE:. NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

FULL TIME PART TIME

1913'

16;174

245

46432632

92392

(74718636

1117

1065817

1'931344

9,774_,664"

3,56,4,5811,553

2,iss,

2,313411

872412.

618 ,

1984 . 2980

17,213

264

10263268

3

1,104

1128216

5,456

55

9'

N96520

442

32752

44 53

AS,4

779

107sa

504

01 25

1,9111417 653134

436 97

. 10,624 2,14175 9

3768 681'4,954 1,2271,127 224

1,335 963

i .2,346 1.1454 83 187318 , 199835 473632 214

1983 1914

7,045

105

22

1917

1031,

7,560

122

87

1511

1035

444 42912 10

3364

33485

3229

75, 24076

1,766026

260

3.'016

9341,512491

1,063

1,291205

512213

361'

973

' 76I

10

1,304913391

3,19210

857

X674

1,064

1,15222218571374

TABLE 8-26. -- SCIENTISTIINNO ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND.COLLEGESBy FIELD AND CONTROL: JANUARY 1913 AND JANUARY 1914 ,

-440,

1

SNFIELD

TOTAL1

PUBLIC PRIVATE

PERCENT1933 19114 1 CHANGE

1913-441913

PERCENT1914, l CHANGE

11E3-84

1 PERCENT1.943 1924 CHANGE

1913-34

TOTAL


ENGINEERS ACHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERSOTHER ENGINEERS ,

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS .4,ASTRONOMERSCHEMISTSPHYSICISTSOTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTSATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTSEARTH SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS


LIFE iEimisTsAGRICULTURAL SCIE0ISTSBIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS

PSYCHOLOGISTS


351,929

37,737

1,3272,4106,4219.414

' 6,72811,237

34,7781015

11,,32313,5141,769

10,1531,0646,5321,17637

0

65,66631,32014,246

151,44016,732411,03474,38612,231

23,772

455,38315,57111y77014,06113,974

370,450

39,015

1,3142,4606,25710,4357,07211,317

35,511,19318,82122,6461,161

10,624975

6,7461,767

' 1.136

49,21232,24717,035

156,27917,01543,55875,88514,121

23,967

55,76215,84711,61813,53014,767

3.2%

3.4

5.02.1

-8.2.6

55.1_1.4

2.18.12.7.4

5.2

4.6-8.43.34

30.6.7

33.013.7

3.21.71.02.0

- 21.1

.1,

.7

-1.3-3.85.7

246,329

27 542/

8251.6915,01S6,2214,715$1915

24955751

13735291

4,9965,177

1'714

33,66423,12310,541

99,70416,06231,46242,7329,452

15,911

38,42610,0187,6971,73110,100

254,124

21,544

8151,7925,0716,4795,1679,160

23,614-8661,511,377

1,439

3,424384

5,2791,354

907

36,24323,96612,277'

103,182.16,29931,54443,17811,461

15,114

33,110110,3057,7211,37111,341

3.4%

3.7

8.56.0-.54.17. 8

2.7

315.7

.2

3..9 2

11.5

3.7,-5.62.04.527.0

7.73.616.5'

3.51.5.3

2,721.3

.0

1.02.0.4

-3.64.5

112,600

10,195

502719

1,3263,3,31,9332,322

11,823344

6,2104,791

478

'2430128

1, 355391156

12,002e8,1173,805

51 7,32670

16,62231,6542,786

7,1161

16,9575,4734,0734,3373,074

115,626

10,451

4111

4681,1163,956

,1,9052,237

11,825.324

6,3104,769

422

2,20291

1.467413221

13,0398,2314,754.

53,017. 71617,01432,0073,360)

8,051

16,9615,5423.8894,151

.

3,3711

2.7%

2.5

-.6-7.1

-10.616.6-1.4-3.7

.0-5.31.6-. 5

-11.7

11.4

-21,98.3.6

456:8

8.61.

25.0

2.66.92.42.1

20.6

2.4

.01.

-4.53

-4.39.9

19SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

25

tti' FAKE 1-17. -- FULL-TINE SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES,.

31" FIELD AND CONT1114.: JANUARY 1433 AND JANUARY 1934

6

'

4

FIELD

1913

'weTOTAL

ENGINEERSAERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICAL.

ENGINEERS.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERSOTHER ENGINEERS .

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTSASTROOOHERSCHEMISTSPHYSICISTSOTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

ENVIRONHENTAL-SCIENTISTSATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTSEARTH' SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRAPHERS,OTHER ENVIRONNENTAL SCIENTISTS.

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTSMATHEMATICIANS ,

COMPUTER S NTISTS

LIFE SCIENTISAGRICULT SCIENTISTS'BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS t.

PSYCHOLOGISTS r.

6

SOCIAL SCIENTISTSECONOMISTS..POLITICAL SCIENTISTSSOCIOLOGISTS ...OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS

274:042

28,144

1,0191,4114, 1177,1115,1121,517

28,514862

11,345%4261,341

1,817

5,5691,528

707

29,94121,07511,364

119,62515,33141,15253,7589,274

16,554.

41,63111,5999,12320,48510,48510,424

20

SOURCE: NATIONAJACIENiE FOUNDATION

Of

1484

.

CHANGEPERCENT

1913-201933 19/4

PERCENTCHANGE1933-14

1 PERCENT1983 1914 I CHANGE

21 ,161

435

,1382,0434,4247,3035,411.3,654

29,030952.

* 15,12311.5311,414

3,933805

5,711.1,538

177

31,94021;40710,533

-.122,619.15,51241,57954,50611,032

17,087

42,44712,1229,13910,208

.10,978

2.7%

2.0

4.54.7

-2.11.65.82.6

1.27.91.4.9

3.4

2.8

6.71.611.5

2.6

1.01.4

1.4177

1.4

2.0

4i.-2:6

4%) 5.3

191,433

21.214

144,754

.21,446

74 7531,6241 1,4494,022 4,0434,676 4,7503,717 4,0086,729 6,943

11,750 14,066613 682

9,708 L. 9,1517,44134 7.455

5 ;,0711

'6,715901417

4....1.10222

4,444 4,514I'.162 1,167

524 694

22,20215:5426,610'

80,70214.710'26,170

.31,3307,292

'114011

22,93116,0527,179

82,45724,94226,81132,0913,613

'11,797

24,752 30,405

7431 1,140172 6,174

'7,440 7,2898,309 1,402

2.5% 22,659

7,430

10'A 4107.3 560

.5 9651.6 2,5123.'2

1,345

IN1.7 9,744.3 264'

1.5 5,1371" 3

013

1.5 1,692-3.0 1021.1, 1,101

' 34610: .123

7.8 7,7393.0 5,43329.2 2,236

2.2

.2-

.311.0

-.12.23.9.0

-2.05.9

35,90762214,28221,9222,276

5,04111,

.1)42793,7632,9513,0453,1154

24,107

7,439

385'544841

2,5531,403.1,71/

9.964.2 70

5,2224.0336

1,13183

1,194371 1.4183 42.1

8,00941 3.5 .

5 355 4 -2.3%.2454 17.6

40,232 3.4630 1.4

14,748 3.422,415 2.22,411 16.5

5,290 4.2

12,042 1.43,432 .5.72,465 .5*

2,,19197692.9

2.6%

° -2.5

3:i-12.3

1.6.6

-4.2

2.0.4

2.112-1

-8.2.

32-18..6

8.4 .

TAALE 5-21. -- PART -TIME SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLE S:SY FIELD 4103 CONTROL: JANUARY 1923 AND JANUARY 1914

FIELD

1983

TOTAL .1


ENGINEERSCHEMICAL ENGINEERS

14,137

3,892

284359

CIVIL ENGINEERS 1,424ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2,426MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 1,616OTHER ENOINEERS.4* 2,720

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 6,264ASTRONOMER$ 213CHEMISTS 3,433PHYSICISTS 2,160OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 41311

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 1,462ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 177EARTH SCIENTISTS 443OCEANOGRAPHERS 159OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 163

KANENAIICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 15,725MATHEMATICIANS 10,245COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 5:4110

LIFE SCIENTICS .125AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS lb. 1,401110LOGICAL SCIENTISTS 6,912MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 20,621OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2,164

PSYCHOLOGISTS 6,416.

SOCIAL SCIENTISTS . 13,752ECONOMISTS 2,972POLITICAL SCIENTISTS . 2,647SOCIOLOGISTS 3,513OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 3.450

SOURCE; NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

TOTAL PiA31.IC PRIVATE

1 1934PCHANGE.1923-84

.1983 1914PERCENCHANGE

T

1923-141913 1984

PEICENTCHANGE1913734

83,839 4.1% 54,8,6 58,070 5.11%,. 24,441 30,111,

9,510 7.7 6,323 6,548 3.2 2,565 3.012 17:4

256 7.6 146 242 -2.7 92 114 23.9417 -4.2 300 293 -2.3 159 124 -22.0

1,373 -4.3 1.073 ,1,0211 -4.2 341 345 -4.43.122 29.1 7,545 1,729 11.9 881 1,403 59.3 t1,661 2.8 ,072 1,159 7.5 534 502 -6.72,741 .1 2,114 24,217. 1.4 534 524 -1-9

3,241 .6133,1

4,205138

4,630187

10.135.5

2,0591,86154

-9.L -28-0

6

3,4811* 5,9 2,4 10 2;660 , 10.4 1,073 1,643028 -4.22,115 -2.1 1,341

13614.5 794 -13.3

447 9.6 296 22.0 112 p -23.2

1,691170

15.7-4.0

1,124151

1,322216

17.67.3

33826

3 49Gs

42-69..2

1,033 7.3 740 7.2 254 273 7.5229 44.0 134 187 311.6 25 42 6/.0254 5E9 130 213 63.1 Al 46 29.4

17,342 10.3 11,462 12,312 7.4 4,261 5.030 18.010,840 .3 7,531 7,914 5.1 2.714 2,926 7.8

6,302 151.6 3,931 4,398 11.9 1,549how

2,104 35.2

33,590 5.5 19,000 20,725 9.1 1 -12,325 12;1145

1,443 3.0 1,252 1,357 .4 44 16 75.56,479 .7 4,592 4,723 3.1 2,340 2,244 -4.0

21,379 3.6 10,902, 11,787 '.- 8.1 9,726 9,592 -1.4

3,784' 32.3 2,154 2,1148 32.2 710 941 32.5..

4,220 -.5 4,103 4,117' .3 2,113 2,743 -1.1

13.315 -3.2 1,674 8.3 16 -3.2 5,078 4,919 *3.13,7252,474

-6.2 2,267;1,525

2,1 65 -4.52.0

17 1.'56600

1,,22205 -11.5

L17.43,322 -7.3 2,292 1;29 1,232 -4.6

3.729 6.7 2,591 24524 -.2 959 1,203 25.4

2 6 6

\TABLE 4-20. -- SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS ENPI.OYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTING INSTITUTIONS

BY FIELD AND CONTROL: JANUARY 1913 AND JANUARY 1184

FIELD

TOTAL

1913PERCENT-

1914 CHANGE11113-34

PUILIC


PRIVATE


OTAL


ENGINEERSCHEMICAL ENGINEERSgiviL ENGINEERS .)

4.141RICAL ENGINEERS .:..vNICAL ENGINEERS

OTHER ENGINEERS

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS .

ASTRONOMERSCHEMISTSPHYSICISTSOTHER PHYSICAL SCINWiTSTS

,ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS

ATMOSPHERIC SCHNTISTSEARTH SClEWONSTVOCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIROMMMITAL SCIENTISTS..;

MATHEMATICAL' AND COMPLIER SCIENTISTSMATHEMATICIANSCOMPUTER SCIENTISTS

LIFE SCIENTISTSAGRIQUL7 RAL SCIENTIST5. 6

4IOLOG ENT1STS .

ER t!iisTs

PSYCHOLIA14TV''

SOCIAL SCIENTISTS..ECONOMISTSPOLITICAL' SCIENTISTSSOCIOLOGISTSOTHER SOCIAL

234,545

56,143

1,0052,011'4,4276,0494,1888,426

11,448779

1,5218.283902

,,;7,022929

4,0901,5044,1

18,42512.142A,213

126,85714,24034,17371,1077,337

10,414

28,0748,3175,6786;139q,140

244,246

27,189

1,0812,2414,4656,4254,4131,486

20,127904

9,7858,4371,001

3.3%

!..

7.67.7.9

6.27.0

) .7

3.216.02.71.8

11.0

7,447'3 6.1ASO '-5.3

4,248 3.41

.581 5.1738 47.9

19,29412,2557.033

4.74sts .9

12.0

130,831 3.114,753 3.35,165 2.1

6

72,854 2.5'2,057 9t

.10,464 3.6

22,524 1.68,264 -.65,549 -2.3.5,868 -4.4'8,843 11.4

154.914

11,169

580

3,

1,464636i

3,4312,8436,406

12,751512

6,4395.224

76

5,5621319

3,2611,129412

. 13,0678,7034,364

82,26113,77722,09040,583-5,806

4,954

'620,1215,74730/334,5384,103

164,306

10,969

6511-;6

3,523,6423,067

46,454

13,321642

6,611

5815.881

7993,,3061190536

13,11248,4224,902

84,67614,28522,379'41,6046,408

7,078

20,5495,8313,7504,3076,661

3.4%.

4.4

12.2'11.02.66.1

7.7

4.525.42.73.1

12.2

4.6-2.41.45(4

42.2

5.82.5

12.3

2.9

4".32.5

10.4

1.1

2.11.5 .5

-5.19.1

177,601

8,014

415620991

2,6181,3402,020

6.747267

3,0903,064

326

1,401110A29375a7

5,2583,4101,119

445%.463

12,08330,5131,531

3,532

7,9532,5701,9451,6011,437

79,980

11,220

430620139

2.7831,4162,032

6,143)2

3,174'3,042

220

1,5e

, 942391152

5,4703,3332,137

46,143473

12,78631.2551.649.

3,788

7,9752,4331.7991.5612.112

3.1%

2.6

-1.21.0

-5.26.35.7.6

. 1

-I./2.7-.7

-1.8

11.8-26.413.6 ,

4.374.7

.g.2

11.4

3.52.25.82.47.7

7.2-

. 3

-5.3-7.5

.5128.1

SOURCE:~ NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNQATION

TABLE 11-30. -- FULL-TIME SCIENTIST'S AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE - GRANTING INSTITUTIONSBY FIELD AND ,CONTROL: JANUARY 1913 AND JANUARY 1914

IIELD.'

am

TOTAL

TOTAL -

19331 PERCENT

1984 , CHANGE1183-84

1983 1914


ENGINEERSCHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERSOTHER, ENGINEERS

PHYSICAL SCIENASTRONOMERS

TISTS

CHEMISTSPHYSICISTS'OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTSATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTSEARTH SCIENTISTS.°CfANOGRAPREISOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS

3;0MATHEMATICAL"ANO COMPUTER SCIENTISTS

MATHEMATICIANSCOMPUTER SCIENTISTS

LIFE SCIENTISTSAGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTSBIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTSOLNER,LIFE SCIENTISTS

PSYCHOLOGISTS- ,

SOCIAL SCIENTISTS, ECONOMISTS a

POLITICAL SCIENTISTSSOCIOLOGISTS

' 40THE4; SOCIAL SCIENTISTS

-192,756

4651,7343,6715,0983,5296,060

17,116700

8,2437,399

747

6,1118304

3,6551,348

4.4s

14,3209,6534,967

101,44613,39730,46351,8245,776

11,291.

23,1036,8624,6275,0146,600

197,508

22:513

917 6.05,sals 8.9

,316 . 4.3* 3,737 5.1

7,002, .6

17,521 2.4791 13.0

1,36 1.7,572'

52.3

793 ,2.5

6,472742 .3

3,7221,569439

2.5%, j 133,5211

3.0 . :15,539

15,1101,6135,497

103,844'13,76331,24752,6446,150

3.27.0

3.4-.410.7

.322.7

2,71.66.5

8.546 2.7

3,

23,412 1.6,7,041 2.64,554 -1.64,816 -3.97,060 7.1

5181,2382,9164,0402,4305,347

11,277 534

5,5334,7235Q2

5,066720

2,9331,030377

10,8637,1943,669

67,59212,34519,676

' 30,4274,544

5,121

17,3115,0113,2273,85451212

36,067

16,059

5771,3652,9573,1522,6125,396

11,472.

5,553461

64,

53841

.5,104646

2,915

1451.

11,3447,2654,079

PERCENTCHANGE1913 -84

1.94

3.3

11.410.31.43.75.3.9

2.1. 17.6

.06.

52.8

.9-7.5-.66.119.6

4.41.0

11.2

61,615 1.513,300 .8

8302

30,,648 .74,828 6.3

t,900.17,571 1* 1.55,141 y 2.5

3,665 ' 45,55% 1 6..96

1

PWATE

1913 1 19114PERCENTCHANGE1943-84

H

51:,322183.

is

1476196

7552,0581,0491,613

5,111'

3:132272 10

1,24118

722

351

3,7572,4591,291

13,868452

10,78721,3971,232

2,5c7

R.8

11,164,211

61,441

4,454

3405236,4

2,1641,1251;606

1,230

2,11317,272

.1;36876

SO7367111

3,742,3431,418

35,229454,

11,45721.9161,322

'2,066

,00121, 90

1,3451,1511,511

3.7%

2.2

-2.0-7.4

.85.27.2-.4

2.93.14.51.9

-3.7

-22.411.8

64.2

.2-4.59.2

4.0.4

6.22.87.3

12.11

2.0,3.1

-3.81.9

SOME: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

22

t

TALE 8-31. -- PART-TINE SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTING INSTITUTIONS-.,!BY FIELD AND CONTROL: JANUARY 1113 AND JANUARY 1484

TOTAL PUBLIC PRIVATE

FIELD .

i-

I PERCENT 1 PERCENTr PERCENT

1913 1984 CHANGE 1113 19141; CHANGE 1183 _-1,1 1984, CHANGE

I

1923-44 1913-84 * 192344)

4, .

TOTAL. ., 4,43.789 46,772 6.1% 25,416 21,2111 11.1% 11,373 111,531 -0.9t

ENGINEERS 4,224 4,674 '1.1 2.630 2,410 10.6 1,6116 1,766 4.1AERONAUTICALANO ASTRONAUTICAL

.

ENGINEERS 140 164 17.1 62 74 , 19.4 71 10 15.4CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 1 334 311 2.0 230 244 24.3 124 97 -21.1CIVIL ENGINEERS ... 754 112 7.4 520 ' 549 9.4 234 243 , 3.0ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 951 1,104 16.6 391 490 25.3 540 619 10.5MECHANICAL" ENGINEERS 651 I 746 13.2 '342 455 22.6 291 291 .0

OTHER ENGINEERS. 1,464 1.484 1.2 1,059 1,051 -.1 407' 426 4.7

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS r... 2,282 2,604 . 9.4 2,516 1,857 22.5 146 741 -13.5ASTRONOKERS 71 112 43.0 33 SI 231.4 44 32 -27.3CHEMISTS 1,28,4 1,420 10.4 904 1,077 111.1

,

110 343 -9.7PHYSICISTS WS, 885 -2.7 501 549 9.6 388 316 -18.6OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 128 2Q$ 42.5 74 . .150- 102.7 54 M 7.4 6

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 713 975 36.7 561 777 111.5 152 148 30.3ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 1 111 138 24.3 99 133 34.3 12 5 -58.3EARTH SCIENTISTS 435 524 20.10 321 391 19.2 107 125 , 26.2OCEANOGRAPHERS 114 142 22.4 M '118 19.2 .17 24 1 41.2OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 51 1611 231.4 35 135 215.7 ' 16 34 112.5

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTS .. . 3,805 1 4,184 10.0 2.204 2.410 12.5 1,601 1,704 6.4MATHEMATICIANS . 2,419 1 2,442 6.1 1,504 1,657 4.1 1110 515 .5

COMPUTER SCIENTISTS .. . 0 . 1,316 1,542 17.2 495 1231 11.4 621 719 13.8

1.9,

LIFE SCIENTISTS 25,317 26,995 6.3 14,641 ' 16,C41 9.5 - 10;728 10,934AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS' S43 555 18.0 832 976 17.3 11 19 72.7BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 3,710 1 3,878 4.5 2,414 2,549 5.6 1,216 1,121 2.5MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 11.283 20,215 4.2 10,161 10,256 7.1 49,122 1,251 1.5OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS - 1,561 1,907 22.2 1,262 1.520 25.2 219 327 1.4

PSYCHOLOGISTS. - 2,195 2,300 4.5 1.026 1.178 14.1 1,161 1,122 -4.0

SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 4,471 5,042 1.4 2,810 12.976' 5.1 2.161 2,066 -4.4ECONOMISTS 1,455 1,221 -16.1 721 -630 -5.3 ' 726 511 -26.9POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 1,051 995 -5.3 504, 541 6.9 545 '454 i-16.7

ISOIOLOGIST$ e 2,125 1,052 -6-5 6114 642 -6.1 441 _ 410 , -7,0OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 1,340 1,774 32.4 8111 1,103 23.8 iii 4410 671 1, 49.4

I ..

SOURCE: 4ATIOMAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

TAILE II -32. -- FULL-TIME-EQUIVALENT SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGEBY FIELD Amp CONTROL: JANUARY 1983 AND JANUARY 1984

...

TOTAL PUBLIC PRIVATE,

FIELD ,

r. .

-

PERCENT / PERCENT .1 PERCENT11123 11184 CHANGE 11133 11114- CHANGE 1913 1924 CHANGE

1913-84 1113-14 ,11123 -84, _-

TOTAL 206,442, 320,292 4.5% 212,367 224,108 5.5% 94,075 114,114,

2.2%

ENGINEERS 32,012 35,971 12.1 23,622 27,566 16.4 8,410 8,412 .0

AERONAUTICAL ANO ASTRONAUTICAL.

ENGINEERS 1,154. 1,235 6.8 723 121 13.6 433 414 -4.4

CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 2,115` 2,181 3.1 1,513 1,601 5.3 602 510 -3.7

CIVIL ENGINEERS 5,551 5,644 1.5 4,461 4,692 5.0 1,011 152 -12.7

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 8,040 9,930 '23.2 5,278 6,91! 31.1 2,712.. 3,011 1.2

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 5,625 6,784 19.4 4,124 5,224 26.7 1,541 1,542 .1

OTHER ENGINEERS 9,521 10,204 7.2 ,7,578 8,309 1.6 1,943 1,1115 -2.5

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS . 4. . .. 31,211 31,811 1.9 20,600 21,173 2.8 10,611 10,645 .3

CHTRONOMERS 960 1,041 41.2 662 755 14.0 218 293 -1.7

EMISTS 4 16,315 16,711 2.1 10,797 11,069 2.5 5,518 5,470 1.3 t

PHYSICISTS 12,313 12,373 .5" 1,001 8,050 .5 4,304 4,323 .4

OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 1,541 1,662 7.9 1,131 .1,3001,1w 24.9 410 362 -11.7.

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 9,346 1,616 2.1 7,415 7,430 1.1 1,857 losA 6.9

ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 970 264 -10.5 858 779 -9.2 112 85 -24.1

EARTH SCIENTISTS 4,001 6,122 2.0 4,775 4,115 .8 1,226 1,307 6.6

OCEANOGRAPHERS 1,511 1,617 1.2 1,219 1,227 .7 371 310 2.4

OTHER ENYI2ONMENTAI-SCIENTISTS..., 775 1,012 33.6 425 407 27.1 140 205 46.4_

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 36,253 29,024 7.6 26,745 29,005 1.5 ,-, 9%s08% 10,015 I 5.3MATHEMATICIANS25,352 25,944 2.4 11,732 19,4111 3.2 1'6,620 6,,525 -1.4

COMPUTER SCIENTISTS ., 10,502 13,055 19.2 1,012 41,570 19.4 2,240 3,415 '20.7

LIFE SCIENTISTSL 131,152 135,211 3.1 17,445 90,289 3.3 43,707 44.922 2.1

AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS , 16,046 15,118 -.4 15,417 15,121 -.6 641 6611 3.1

BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 44,156 44,727 1.3 28,7118 4,23.973 .6 15,351 15,754 2.6

MEDICAL SCIENTISTS. 40,607 61,871 2.1 11,244 34,136 2.5 25,341 25,735 -. 1.6

OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 10,327 12,615 22.2 7,944 4,851 23.7 2,361 2,764 17.1

PSYCHOLOGISTS.

, . .t 011 441 20,553 5.7 13,326 14,222 6.7 6,115 6,331 3.5

SOCIAL SCIENTISTS ... ., 44,943 41,094 . 2.5 13,078 34,215 2.4 13,165 13,875 .1

ECONOMISTS 12.056 13,494 3.0 8,644 8,904 2.1 4,432 4,5811 2.f

POLITIC4LiSCIENTISTS 10,131 10,169 ,4 4,771 4,172 1.4 3,353 3,297 -1.7

SOCIOLOGISTS 11,926 12,083 i . 1.2 8,151 8,674 3.9. 3,575 3,401 , .4.6

OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 11,789 12,341 4.8 9,285 9,766 5.2 2,504. 2,582 3.2- .

TE: :WI MAY ma TO TOTAL OF ROUNDING.

2 8 ,

ABLE 1 -33. -- FULL-TIME-EQUIVALENT SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTING INSTITUTIONS '

SY FIELD AND CONTROL: JANLIAAY 1183 AND JANUARY 2914

FIELD

TOTAL

-7' 1984PERCENTCHANGE1943-84

1513

TOTAL' *.I 204,243

1 23'' 312

1 903! 4 554q 3'5

.5'96342! 3,725

.' 7'05.. 1 ,

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS -I IS 033ASTRONOMERS 1 '724

PHYSICISTSI 81 7'704

767CHEMISTS

OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS .. -1 '837

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 1 6 625

EARTH SCIENTISTSATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS ! 170

OCEANOGRAPHERS I 7

OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 0.1 '1114761

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 1 16 044' 10,602MATHEMATICIANS

voCOMPUTER SCIENTISTSs 11

5,44.2

LIAAACIENTISTS ,.. .. .

1

110 337

...I 23:890lIOLOGICALSCIENTISTS .

AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS1 31,969

MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 54,259OTHER-LIFE SCIENTISTS 6

'220

.i

PSYCHOLOGISTS . /'

9 027I

SOCIAL SCIENTISTSi .

24,463ECONOMISTS 1 7 334POLITICAL SCIENTISTS ; 4'983SOCIOLOGISTS ' 5424W 1

'

OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS ,119i


ENGINEERSCHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERS.OTHER ENGINEERS

214,385

24,117

9642,0043,5529,6111,9647,541

12,1211,9917,871927

67183,923

1665

16,67110,4256,042

113,33114,00433,03,55,5576,734

9,465

25;311'7,4314,8995,2137,761

3.9%

3.5.

6.11.3-.39.76.4.7

3.314.12.62.210.S

3.5

2.3.1

293.7

3.9.3

11.0

1.7.5

3.3

8.3

4.9

342,523

16,561

.5361.3333,1453,179

. 2,6215,765

11,904434

5,544

4'546

5,312769

3,0791,6

30697

11,699, 7,7783,921

72,47613,43020,57933,5934,175

6,262

11,3005,250,418,Otl.

5,542

PRIVATE

PERCENT1514 1 CHANGE

1913-34

PERCENT1143 1 1114 I CHANGE

I 1

111113-116

144,453 2.1% 65,726 31.4%.

17,140 3.5 6,744 4,1n 3.5

' 604 22.7 367 360- -1.91,454 9.2 521 552 6.0_3,184 1.4 820 763 -7.03,320 4.4 2,203 2,361 7.52,712 .1,114 1,182 6.15,749 .4 1,720 1,752 1.9

12,351581

3.121.5 6'240

1.243 2.41.2

4,052 - 1.8 2,823 2,93,5,05, 2.6 2,776

22751.1

662 19.4 211 -5.5

5,407 1.8. 314 1,450 10.4

711 -7.5 101 77 -MS3,065 -.5 863 12.4,1,100

3313

32.8.2

41453To 376.

1343.0

49.6

12,327 ,5.4 4,345 4,344 .07,932 2.0 2,124 2.637 -4.54,3,5 12.1 1,521 1,647 1.3

74,18013,540

2.4.1 i7,460

"158..448

2.4 e

20,989 2.0 11.310 12;050 5.134.319 2.1 24,646 25,241 2.45,342 9.6 1,245 1,392 3.5.

6',358 1.5 2,764 3,107 12%4

11.690 2:1 6,363 6,621 .95,342 2.1 2,041 2,0653,407 1,545 1,492 -4.73,903 -4.5 1,333 1,301 -.6,016 1.6 1,377 1,752 11.1

MOTE: DETAIL MAY NOT ADO 10 TOTAL 81CAURE OF ROUNDING.SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

,

TABLE 8-34. -- FULt-TIME -EQUIVALENT SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED 14 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESsY FIELD AND CONTROL: JANUARY 19.83 AND,JAMUAA1-1934

FIELD

TOTAL

1912 1914

TOTAL

ENGINEERSAERONAUTICAL ANA ASTRONAUTICAL

ENGINEERSCHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERS .;OTHER ENGINEERS 11


60,50

7,04.4

323534769

1,9021112

2,630

7,112405

3,0143,062552

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS ,. 3,044ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 545EARTH SCIENTISTS 1,300OCEANOGRAPHERS . 964OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 237

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2,205MATHEMATICIANS . 1,312COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 857

LIFE SCIENTISTS 36,019'AGRICulTuRAL.SCIENTISTS 6,5591BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 13.230MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 15,535OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 694

PSYCHOLOGISTS 1,412

SOCIAL SCIENTISTS d 3.678ECONOMISTS 1,204POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 672SOCIOLOGISTS 65Q,OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS' 1,151

61,855

7.151

3199

At911,949

9412,510

7,531

3,2446763,055 9

70

3, 053. 4351,286140301

2,2151,2421,017

losoit6,p70113,90715,450

747

1,394

2,613

.13522352605

1,234

PUILIC PRIVATE


1

1913PERCENT

1944 CHANGE1913-14

PERCENT1943 1984 CHANGE

1983-14

2.3%

1.6

-1.26.27.84.65.5

-.4.6

.9105.15.91.

21.42

. .3-12.0-1.21.7

27.0

4.1-2.313.4

2.22.25.1-7..0

5

-5.9

-1.112.4

-17.9-4.2 .9

7

38,169

4,006

142342

756442

1,744

4,210060

1,7861,644410

2'4191,01364420.4

1,1686 44 I

524

23,8096,3497,801

"11,192449

166

2,549901414446785 ,

40,091

4,135

143

63476491

5

1,713

4,523298

1,9341,705584

2,141442988671252

1,287671615

24,2336,49,1,1679,064504

1611

2,11-3645

7243432945

3.2%

3.2

13.516.51.26.2

-2.5

10.314.6'1.33.7

-.5

123.5

.5

10.24.217.4

1.12.44.7

-1.47.5

-.2

5.7

-162.7.2

-320.4

.4

21,725

3,042

111194225

1,430144

846

3,012-145

1,304

1'142

67156

217

23333

1,04168

373

2'2105,429

6'229

616

1,12530325623606

4

21,754

2,023

1761811,5

1,224450797

2,004/ 8

11,2421,394123

6924

2583

3024,

1,012

402611

12.573202

5,7406,386243

530

1264

8

1119174'219

0.1%

-.6

-2.1-6.7

-13.36.14.7

.12.12.6

-1.7-43.4

1-233..1

3.82.041.5

-2.1-1.57.1

'3.0-2.84.77

6.1

-14.0

-14.7-12.9-246.2

-22.0

NOTE: DETAIL MAY NOT ADO TO TOTAL BECAUSE ,Of ROUNDING.SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

2 9 -Mb

24

TABLE 8 -3S. FULL-TINE-EQUIVALENT -SOW SYS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED IN RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT AT DOCTORATE-GRANTING INSTITUTIONS

SY FIELD AND CONTROL: JANUARY 1383 AND Y 1914

-N.

FIELD

TOTAL

1913 1984

TOTAL


ENGINEERSCHEMICAL ENGINEERS

ELEC RICAL ENGINEERSME ICAL ENGINEERSOTHER ENGINEERS .


ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS . .0ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTSEARTN SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRDNMENTAL SCIENTISTS

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTSMATHEMATICIANS A

COMPUTER SCIENTISTS

'59,032

6,920

316:527-753

14461863

2,605

6,797403

2,916

2'509

2'5311,238

1139219

2,0211,200'f21

LIFE SCIENTISTS 35,536AGRICULTURAL SCIENTIST ...,.1..107; 6,453110tOGICAL SCIENTISTS ...... ........4,, 12,389MEDICAL SCIENTISTS .4AP

OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 0.%.:,.....-015,173:.+ 4; '',,-. 4

PSYCHOLOGISTS t ,. ''4-4-'it p 4 " 3,429SOCIAL SCIENTISTS ,.,

ECONOMISTS ....;. ,..1,155POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 1 1. .....r 616SOCIOLOGISTS '"" A. 572OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS .

1,014._

60,240

7,081

314566112

1,964927

. 2,494

.7,074440

2,0492,003562

2,931412

1,29601

0217

2,1271.961

36,3,4. 6,56413,64015,

1,301

3,3521,132 37-

4525

1,170

MAILIC PRIVATE


1983 2414 A


1982PERCENT

1914 CHANGE1 1943-14

2.1% 37,719' 31,121 2.9% 21,313 21,432 0.6%

A 2.2 2,415 4,017 3.4 2 995 2,914 .0

-.6 137 129 25 179. 175 -2.27.4 326 335 14.,6 191 181 -5.2

7.1 533 620 16.3 220 192 -12.75.1 727 755 2.4 1,131 1,209 6.9

7.4 443 412 11.1 420 445 6.0-4.1 1,750 1,705 -2.6 . 155 7113 .-7.3

4.1 923,2 8 4,29117 1 7.4 2,904 2,193 -.49.2 58 15.1 145 143 -1.4

5.2 11,676 1,789 6.71 1,240 1,280 3.21.1

1,0.4 '3671,654

43/4.119.6

...

x`1421,7

.

34123 -2.2-13.4_

-.1 2,269 24,245 664 486 .3

-10.40 95483

3 424.905

-4.1-5.0.

55235"

43246

-213.113.9

646 668 2 .5 213 241 1.7

31.1 187 23 227.2 32 49 53.1

5.2 2,024 1,144 20.6 937 483 -.4

-2.8 - 564 575 1.6 634 592 -6.6

17.1 464 564 21.6 153 392 11.0

2.4 13,425 23,902, 2.0 12,101 12,441 3.2

2.8 6,249 6,370 1.9 191 -2.5

6.0 7,556 7,9,6 5-1 5,664 6.2

-.57.1

9,44211

49,056

411-11 6,2377..4 227

6,384243

.7. 7.0 ks=

-4.1 794 794 .0 541 507 -14.2

- 2.2 2, 6 0 2,474 4.11'217

,ST -17.41.6 8363 922 6.2 251 -12.5

-21.8 376 304 -19.1 240 178. -25.8-3-.47.7

'\ 334I', 729

265U2

-5. 18721.0

4255 214

160 -14.4-11.9

NOTE: DETAIL MAY NOT ADD TO TOTAL BECAUSE OF ROUNDING.SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION ./

TABLE 8-26. -- SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES,TYPE Of INSTITUTION, STATUS ,AND FIELD: JANUARY 1914

.

TYPE OF INSTITUTION AND STATUS TOTAL ENGINEERSPHYSICALSCIENTISTS

.

ENVIRON-MENTAL

SCIENTISTS

MATH. ANDCOMPUTERIENTISTS

LIFESCIENTISTS

.

PSYCt$OL- 1 SOCIALOGISTS 'SCIENTISTS

, .

.

ALL INSTITUTIONS 370,450 39,015 25,521 20,624 ..0- 49,282 134,279 23,467 55,762

FULL TIME 281,541 29,435 29,030 8,933 21,940 422,689 17;037 42,447

PART TINE WWI 4,510 ' 6,491 1,691 17,342 .:,23,590 6,110 13,315

INSTITUTIONS GRANTING: .

,..

,

DOCTORATE IN SAE 244,266 27,189 20,127 7,447 14,2844 130,82, 10,166 '28,524

FULL TIME 197,508 22,512 17,521 6,472 15,110 103,844 8,566 23,482

PART TIME ..... 44,778 4,676 2,606 975 4,184 26,1195 2,300 5,042

MASTER'S IN SAX 44,743 3,175 5,516 1,469 4,264 8,216 5,346 11,552

FULL TIME 32,822 2,015 4,345 1,361 6,092 6,441, 3,774 8,747

PART TIME 11,921 1,160 1,171 281 3,177 1,755 1,572 2,805

BACHELOR'S IN SAE 1 29,8171 2,174 4,304 644 6,259 6,041 3,105 7,232

FULL TIME .. 21,813 1,237 3,591 503 4,073 4,796 2,228 5,385

PART TIME_A___'1

. 7,999 937 713 143 2,186 1,295 877 1,841

OTHER DEGREES,

. 545 Ti 44 50 33 257 28 102

FULL TIME 476 13 31 38 21 241 27 91

PART TIME if 13 11 12 ' 5 26 1 11

2 -YEAR INSTITUTIONS '51,084 . 6,451 5,525 122 14,427 '10,876 4,622 1,351

FULL TIME 21,942 3,657 -3,535 532 6,637 7.347 2,492 4,742

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22,122 2,794 1,990 210 7,790 3,529 2,130 3,409


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BY FIELD: JANUARY 1977-78 AND JANUARY 1910-84 .1/

FIELD 1977 1978 1984 1911 1932 1913 1984444

TOTAL

ENGINEERS,AERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICAL


PHYSICAL SCIENTISTSASIRONOMERS,2/CHEMISTSPHYSICISTSOTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTSATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTSEARTH SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIETS Z/

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTIKSMATHEMATICIANSCOMPUTER SCIENTISTS

LIFE SCIENTISTS .

AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTSBIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2/

PSYCHOLOGISTS

SOCIAL SCIENTISTSECONOMISTSPOLITICAL SCIENTISTSSOCIOLOGISTSOTHER SOCIALSCIENTISTS

t

5,743

342

1010741098554

694

31723973

58

543

$6729

2

133

2,0132308985/5

312

1,3872,4315

203473

5,940

431

07

9010212

744

426145

64

38a361

940407131

2,20425491

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367

1,379258305472294'

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1,277

!'n 352

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415255232

163157

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1,294I 270

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261

175

456

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2,473206465

1,208194

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9971,714291

395

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TABLE 1-40. -- FULL-TINE SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGESBY FIELD: JANUARY 1977-78 AND JANUARY 1910-14- 1/

FIELD 1977 1978 11110 11181 , 1942 '1913 1944

TOTAL d


ENGINEERSc-,-

CHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL ENGINEERS .

ELECTRICAL. ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERSOTHER ENGINEERS

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTSASTRONOMERS 2/CHEMISTSPHYSICISTSOTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISII

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OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2,4.

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I 32

TABLE 1-41. -- PART -TINE SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT HISTORICALLY SLACK COLLEGES.- SY FIELD: JANUARY 1977-71 AND JANUARY 19110-114 2/

. .FIELD 1177

T

1974 1310 1441 1912.

1913 1914

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11(

TABLE 11-42. -- FEMALE SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGESSY STATUS: JANUARY 1940 AND JANUARY 14113-44

41

FIELDTOTAL

1940 1983 1944

1

FULL TINE

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PART TIME

1440 19121

1944

TOTAL.


ENGINEERSCHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERS'OTHER ENGINEERS


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LIFE SCIENTISTSAGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS.BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS

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SOURCii NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

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TALE S-42. --'SCIENTISTS ANO ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT HISTORICALLY SLAM COLLEGES$Y FIELD AND COMIROL:' JANUARY 1910 AMID JANUARY 1113 -14

FIELD'TOTAL. PUBLIC , PRIVATE

11140 1983 19114 1980 1913 1914 140 10113

TOT4

ENGIEERSAERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICAL

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CHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL D4111E805ELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERS i. ......OTHER ENGINEERS

tHYSICAL SCIENTISTSASTRONOMERS v.

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'BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE, SCIENTISTS

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TAKE 8-44. -- SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESSY GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION: JANUARY 19114

DIVISION TOTAL FULL TIME. PART TINE

TOTAL, ALL INSTITUTIONS 370,450 211,541 18,889

NEW ENGLAND 30,161 22,165 7,993

MIDDLE ATLANTIC 0:451 45,f2S 17.523

EAST NORTH CENTRAL 64,044 47.715 16,2511

NEST NORTH CENTRAL 27,890 23,674 4,214

SOUTH ATLANTIC 62,20 48,736 13,473

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL 11,438 15,694 2,944

NEST SOUTH CENTRAL 32,441 21,094 5,567

MOUNTAIN 17,781 14,294 3,48?

'PACIFIC 49,122 33,674 16,141

OUTLYING AREAS 3,793 2,514 1,279.


TAW 1-45. -- SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTING INSTITUTIONSSY GEOGRAPHIC DISTNISUTION: JANUARY 1977 - JANUARY' 1114

DIVISION AND STATE 1977 1978 1971 1940 1911 1912 1983 1944

TOTAL, ALL INSTITUTIONS 193,204 200,146 210,579 218,021 223,925 231,711 236,545 244,216

NEW ENGLAND 17,593 11,002 19,125 19.721 19,914 21,521 22,146 23,519

CONNECTICUT 3,20e 3,3053`443

3,8043432

4,025 3,668 3,649NAIVE 428 4114 452 416 439 431MASSACHUSETTS 11,763 11,559 12,184 12,060 13,163 .14,521

11,16,898

NEW HAMPSHIRE 711 464 984 1,003, 1,01 1.020RHODE ISLAND 449 871 449 482 112 9020 904 916

- VERMONT 544 . 505 414 546 631' 421 '613 597

*DOLE ATLANTIC 32,301 34,039 33,378 34,175 26,017 37,507 39,090 " 39,211

NEM JERSEY 4,103 4,261 4,411 4,504' 4,625 4,639 4,541 4,573NEW YORK 17,209 18,622 19,274 11,915 20,890 22,085 22,913 23,101PENNSYLVANIA . . 10,949 11,156 9,693 9,756 10,512 10,713 11,616 11,537

EASE NORTH CENTRAL 36,095 36,136 37,579 33,592 39,298 39,i26 39,704 41,677

ILLINOIS 9,145 9,523 10,144 10,511 10,624 10,653 10,4.88 10,517INDIANA 4,208 4,515, 4,275 4,761 4,794 5,525 5,667 5,719MICHIGANOHIO

1,072. 8,466

7,912- 8,774

11'9,,601

034 803910,,469

8,35210,414

1,04210,4 38

7,28111,188

830171,,8117

WISCONSIN 5,464 5,392 5,525 5,605 5,114 5,C 4S 5,084 5,724

WEST NORTH CENTRAL 15,507 15,779 27,274 14,170 11,757 14.770 18,457 19,302

10K4 2,741 2,744 3, 3,662 3,591' 3,727 3,423KANSAS 2,05 2,582 2,745058 2,977 3,047 3,175 2,952 3,213MINNESOTA 3,4555 3,471 3,581 3,620 3,55 3,534 2,321 3,440MISSOURI 4,023 3,83 4,105 4,538 4,6133 4,963 5,051 5,336NEORASKANORTH DAKOTASOUTH DAKOTA

1,446570747

1,6551671$25.

1,879695406

1,439742792

1,774828

7511

2'455873779

1,700880'811

1,713

115621

SOUTH ATLANTIC 24,373 29,154 33,261 32,7117 35;54A 36,175 37,320 34,146

DELANAREDISVRICT OF COLUM1IA

92,40734 505

3,474559

3,913572

4,107578

4,3085

4,27385 583

4,750551

4,920FLORIDA 4,364 4,541 4,783 .5,159 5,734 5;956 6,194 6,447GEORGIA 3,421 4,147 4,014 4,363 4,345 '4,438 4,411 4,718MARYLAND 5,037 6,217 6,104 6,300 6,556 6,901 7,269NORTH CAROLINA

.4,1674,715 5,174 5,965 5,508 5,6C4 5,757 5,809 4,142

SOUTH CAROLINA 1,848 2,093 2,542 2,786 2,166 3,003 2,904 2,947VIRINIAG 3,651 3,714 3,790 2,772 4,311 4,232 4,367 4,442mEST VIRGINIA 1,108 1,099 1,354 1,426 1,344 1,375 1,401 1,402

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL 9,233 9,763 10,516 11,494 11,945 11,997 12,330 12,704

ALANANA 2,453 2, 2,921 3,009 3,181 3,263 3,446 2,509KENTUcXY 1,853 2,148004 2,547 3,0111 3,010 2,971 3,151 3,252MISSISSIPPI 1,113 1,210 1,249 1,538 1560 1,653 1,630 1,768TENNESSEE 3,729 3,891 3,719 3,932 4,,194 4,110 4,103 4,171

WEST SOUTH CENTRAL 11,559 19,237 21,239 22,137 22,055 22,465 23,340 24,021'

ARKANSAS 1,452 1,544 1,561 1,578 1,406 1,510 1,506LO 3,477 3,973 4,451 4,520 4, 575 4,547 4,774 4,951

LAUISIANA'OKHOmA 1,614 1,138 1,924 2,109 2304 2,317 2,390 2,514.TEXAS 12,016 12,577 13,303 13,940 13,,k6.6 14,011 24,646 45,034

MOUNTAIN 1,714 11,311' 12,064 13,051 13,1136 14,141 13,179 13,847

ARIZONA 2,236 2,448 , 2,459 2,459 2,631 2,12 - '2,574 3,114OLORADO 2,605 2,6711 2,735 3,3011 2,184 3,533, 3,253

2741IDAHO 588 722 762 7 70 125. 107 828MONTANA 446 694 647 717 775 783 135 864NEVADA 318 321 341 301 400 401 427 426

UTAHNEW MEXICO

WYOMING

1,2001,666417

2,1,56

53894490

1,9522,633

449

/2,173,2,770

552

2,4113,072560

2,5693,6121

C1

2,4203,103

3,5

2,6662,770507

PACIFIC 24,049 24,565 24,691 24,3711 24,604 27,343 ' 21,191 29,154

ALASKACALIFORNIA

15716,349

29316,527

'

16,625141 275

16,2562611

16,345270

11,503 20,264400 267

21,534HAWAII 1,197 1,262 1,262 1,245 1,287 1,323 1,316 1,355OREGON. 2,597 2,445 2,676 2,703 2,749 2,831 2,780 2,124WASHINGTON 3,579 3,1138 3,853 3,100 3,91$ 3,421. 3,313 3,172

OUTLYING AREAS 1,693 1,640 1,438 1,444 1,774 2,053 2,026 1,1141

SOURCE! .NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

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4,

35

TAKE 1-46. -- FULL-TIME SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTING INSTITUTIONSSY GEOGRAPHIC OW6141;1106: JANUARY !MT JANUARY 1944

DIVISION AND STATE 1477

A"-TOTAL, ALL INSTITUTIONS ...

MEW ENGLAND

CONNECTICUT

MASSACHUSETTSCHUSETTSNEW HAMPSHIRE.RHODE ISLAND

159,444

13,704

2,746402

11,711670743

VERMONT 246

MIDDLE ATLANTIC 24,472

NEW JERSEY 3,149NEN YORK 13,944PENNSYLVANIA 7.774

EAST NORTH CENTRAL 29,406

ILLINOI S Ls242INDIANA 3,543MICH IGAN 6,15OHIO 6,7545WISCONSIN 4,321

WEST NORTH CENTRAL 13,7114

IONA 2,470KANSAS 2,149MINNESOTA" 2,840MISSOURI 44.4 t 3,717NEORASKA 1,271NORTH DAKOTA 546SOUTH DAKOTA 495

SOUTH ATLANTIC 24,300

DELAWARE 459DISTRICT Of COLUNIIA 2,114FLORIDA 3,923GEORGIA , 3,349MARYLAND 4,130NORTH CAROLINA 4,432SOUTH CAROLINA 1,604VIRGINIA 3,244WEST VIRGINIA 992

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL 4,144

ALABAMA 2,151KENTUCKY 1,649MISSISSIPPI 1044TENNESSEE 3,,260

NEST SOUTH CENTRAL 16,543

ARKANSASLOUISIANAOKLAHOMATEXAS

MOUNTAIN

ARIZONACOLORADOIDAHOMONTANANEVADANEW MEXICO

WYOMING

PACIFIC

ALASKACALIF04614HAWAIIOREGONWASHINGTON

OUTLYING AREAS ....**41110t2,40._

1,32625,242

1.7010,662

9,036

1,940

2'556

63401,0441,542413

18,447

1974

3212,154

7

9542,1672,1145

1,512

164,712

14,246

2,414454

9,046694'424410

126,137

,

3,2X 147968

70

,844

24 120t

7,7273,7996,371

'.. 6,9124,311

13,444

2,4472,260

746

25;444

4462,1424,1613,6714,1944,5471,3133,3761,009

1,484.

1,7812,172

1,1623,264

'16-,1167

1,3147 3,3001,061

11,192

10,216

2,2292,650

6432,9

L2142,100

462

14,717

26012,2301,0282,1633,036

1,454

1979

-'1980 1 1941 1982 1963

173,190 179,775' 143,1711 144,420 192,756

14,1143 15,447 15,662 16,241 16,824

3,047 3, 200 3,205 3,352 3,160422 419 407 406 404

4,505. 4,743 9,945 10,352 11,044664 772 656 647 733422 457 447 469 872423 456 542 575 571

26,772 27,715 24,746 24,441 30,459

3,376 3,556 1,607 3,639 3,54315,345 15,972 16,503 17,377 17,9268,011 4,185 4,636, 4,825 4,950

30,364 31,402 20,646 31,473 31,453

4,104 3 4.581 4.779 8,6653,6956574

24,41, 430

65553,9376,558

4,4626,467

4,5576,047

7,,603 4,,543 7,536 8,114 4,2164,344 4,433 4,054 4,047 3,921

14,464 15,555 16,056 15,557 15,993

2,967 3,214 3,246 3,083 3,2112,341 2,444 2,538 2,621 2,6413,014 3,030 3,041 3,003 2,8623,685 3,848 4,255 4,206 4,2401,5633 14 511 1,523 1,524 1,503

72756

697.,757 646

727 412704

815721

24,224 4 29,466 20,528 31,215 32,025

512 532 556 4 567.. 5"2,425 2,640 2,763 2,777 2,9074,230 4492 ,4354,901 5,090 5,2543,578 3,, 8/i - 2 3,904 3,9045,379 5,374 5,461 5,681 5,9295,144 5,126 5,292 5,407 5,4662,2973,3441,234

2,526. 31,,264534

2,6533.1781,149

2,6343,9011*220

2,6543,4761,265

4,173 10,004 10,264 10,294 10,574

2,5332,162

2,6652,444

2,7502,517.

2,410. 2,447

3,05092 0

2,1,144 1,346 1,373 1,464 1,4443,290 3,624 3,532 3,536

14,122 14,041 14,012 19,373 ' 20,127

1,414 1 471 1,254 1,40 1, 374k

3,734 3;446 3,442 3, 4342 4,044'1,696 1,446 2,012 1,976- ,

11,274 11,446 11,479 12,165 122,605447

10,729 11,434 12,454 12,604 12,4,5

2,2112,554713

2,,3,020

210

'714

2,415

2'757

2,3103,054

724

2,371

3'748626 651 651 694 7162,6 272 3 24 224 340

1,704 1,791 2,0541 2,144 2,0312,207 ,2,275 2,491740 ,740

2'5702,774

414 505 511

14;701 17,944 14,164 20,226 21, 064

23412,277

25511,993574 11,722555

25714,250

25415,332

Lap, . 1,013 1,043 1,0232,145 2,143 2,164 2,167 2,1543,012 3,019 3,011 2,409 2,247

1,244 1,244 1,604 e 1,772 1,737

.1944

SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FO1M041101

30

I

36

197,504

17,786

3,166404

120052734441549

30,693

3,54417,4149,147

32,634

4,7934,5046,4614,5604,312

16,703

3,2,4246142,9654,4921,520472744

32,217

5373,1165,4954,2216,1705,6454,

0004 21

10266

10,476

3,0392,6691,5673,601

20,924

1,294:4,2112,23413,090

11,442

2646,

2,17670,732344

2,2142,185

464

21, 64 3

26145,4221,0457,1662,244

1,545.

TABLE 8-47. PART-TIME SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTING INSTITUTIONS819 C DISTRIOUTION: JANUARY 1977 - JANUARY 1314 "

J'

DIVISION AND STATE .1477 / 1478, 1979 , MO4

1941,

.

1912 1 '1983 II

1944

TOTAL., ALI INSTITUTIONS

NEW ENGLAND.

CONNECTICUTMAINEMASSACHUSETTSNEW HAMPSHIRERHODE ISLAND 'VERMONT

.

MIDDLE ATLANTIC /1

'NEW JERSEY . ..NEW YORK .

PENNSYLVANIA ...... .,. . ..

EAST NORTH CENTRAL . .;.,/.

/ .

ILLINOIS ...,

ey:.......INDIANAMICHIGANOHIOWISCONSIN ,..

NEST NORTH CE N.

IOWAKANSAS /

,Ijrasou,...

itIBRA(. WORTH' OTA

. SOUTN TA,

SOUTH ATLANTIC .

DELAWAREDISTRICT OF COLUNA114FLORIDA:GEORGIAMARYLANDNORTH CAROLINASOUTH CAROLINAVIRGINIANEST VIRGINIA ,

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL

ALABAMAKENTUCKYMISSISSIPPITENNESSEE

WEST SOUTH CENTRAL

ARKANSASLOUISIANA ,

OKLAHOMA,TEAAS'

MOUNTAIN

ARIZONACOLOKADOIDAHO,.MONTANANEVADANEW MEXICOUTAH .,WYOMING

PACIFIC

ALASKACALIFORNIAHAMA NOREGON.NASHINGTON

OUTLYING AREAS

/

.33,356

tits

/. 462./

/ 26/ 3,052'

1/ 111

# Si1781

7,429

'543,265'3,210

6,689

. 1,643625

1,5571,7211,143

1,714

271304545.

1952452

4,073

331,288441472837243240343116

1;039

302164'104469

1,976

126352144

14354

.751_

256137325138156844

5,602

04,195243'430.734

116

'

'

.

'

35,634

3716

487,44

2,87317047.95

7,902

4913,6542,2574,1,642

7,014

1,744716

1,5611,8421,041

1.711

257322570316219187f

4,405

341.292'330448843407.23040490

1,279

308323113530

2,370

23067877

'1,345

1,045

21910432553013648928

5.848

334,297234482802

222'

'.37,349 4

4,252

I 51442

3,3732222775

6,606

1,0353,489

7,211

2,016530

1,4601,9981,137

2,306

483417

' 5674203442350'

5,033

471,414553520838776285406120

1,343

38838561

509

3,117

147713

. -2232,029

1,331

24818/4961'45

24147631

, 5,990'

34,382233531841

192

'

.

'

.

33,344

4,241-

60433

3,277.2122590

6,460

9443,9431,571

7,790

1,177831

1,4842,126 41,172

2,615.

4445335906403284535

4,331

401,427647464

. 730330260

. 206. 157

1,492

344520152.476

.3,114

107654263.

2,094

1,613

249289.566629

382.. 495

47

6,340.

204,677252560881

196

.

,40,744,4

4,252

544 425

3,2183472544

.

7,351

1,0184,3871,946

4;632

2,043857

1,7442,8781,060

2,701

516509574478:305

' 4772

5,00i

2211.545903484839317313433147

1,676

431493147565

3,043.

147713294

1,847

1,474

224202618476

lil69

4,440

134,640274545404

170.

.

,

-N

42,211

5,210

67333

4,1693243153

,.

7,646

1,0004,7041,954

7,153

1,8741,0631,5752,3201,021

2,113

SOS554531757.031

6171

4 940".

181.496

866530875350319331155

1,699

453444'184578

4,042

142675341

1,934

1,545

202285-83.8777423349'AI

7,122

135,153

240664

1,012

244

\

.

.

f

:

6'14

43,789

5,337

44835

4,5132673242

8,631

478'4,9872,646

4,255

1,8211,1101,1942,9721,156

2,464

5163114678111976547

5,295

"171,443836507972343250391136

1,756

446559186565

3,233

- 136726

. 322;2,039 4

1,444

203249

1t3873E332928

7,045

65,104

293622

1,016

289

44,771

5,733

48335

4,446286

. 3548

8,514

9855,183.2,350

9,043

1,4241,2111,3693,327.,

. 1,412

,2,59,

.5273994754441938472-

5,749

221;404952577

1,099457264438136

1,122

470. 544

201577

3,042.

112748284

1,944

2,405

441583

, 72126100448

tsto23

7,511

65,614310654923

246


4

$

37

4

32

TABLE II-44. -- SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEENCEMPLOYED At DOCTORATE-GRANTING INSTI8Y' GEOGRAPHIC DISTAINTION, coppoLi AND STATUS: VNUARY 1944

lb ,j

DIVISION AND STATE

TOTAL.

4 t

TOTAL,ALLINSTITUTIONS ... 164,306

NEN ENGLAND 5,090

CONNECTICUT . , 1,561MAINE 439NASSACHUSEMEW HAMPSHIRE

TTS 1,67*3911

5

RHODE ISLAND 420'VERMONT . 597

mama ATLANTIC ., ... . .... ,... 15,341

IC PRIVATE

FULL. TIHEIPART TIME

1

TOTAL FULL TINE PART TINE

136,067

4,535

1,271404

1,3

. 420549

12,640

224,,95564

5,144

25,526

.4,132.4,132

4,43434

3,393

24,095

3,2542,114'2,9652,2241,222472744

22,016

5370

4,1113,1312,7653,6902,7233,7/31,266

9,100

3,03926691,,5472,525

18,179

1,3943,6751,849

.11,221,

10,661

2,6461,116

701

3738262,218

1'414

17,191

26111,5601,0452,0632,249

1,3,6

f. 21,239

%

555

290

165

48'

2,702

4431,

15977'.

7,271

8621,1691,2293,015999

2,043

495359 /4753711421477

2,176

22

519333

'871340264391136

1,669

470584201414

2,524

112476203

1,533

2,301

46454472

126100448520Z1

6,041

64,151

310514923

244

79,940

11,429

2,08.11

015,223

622At60

23,150

1,56816.8455,417

1,173

4,12341268

5

24331,332

3,144

7400

2,7413 49

0

14,074

0

1,,317

20

1,3343,633212,1

258

1,219

01,239

3,314

0608426

2,214

918

0329'000

57,0

5,948

054125,

130

207

4

61,441

13,251

1,1195

10,042353461

11,033

'1,01412,9644,043

7,108

3,3E

1,724

124

919

2,604

42. 0

2,2268.

00

11,201

03.1161,38410,03,,4051,995

02110

1,076

1,076

2,750

0536345

1469

` 114

'03000

0514

4,445

04,162

830

155

11,539

5,173

193

4,619 1

2635

3,154201r 1,374

1,765

46242

,140304413

: 556

32

451

0C

2,173

01,804

433 .

244.2281170

47

) 163

162

5413

, 7821

415

104

03,O L.

065

1,462

1,462 .--,

0

52 '

NEN JERSEY 3,005NEN YORK 4,236PENNSYLVANIA . . 6,120

EAST NORTH CENTRAL 32,104

ILLINOIS 5,694INDIANA 5,301NICHIGAN

97,562OHIO ,855WISC04iI4 4,392

wax NORTH CENTRAL 16,138

IONA 3,749KANSAS .. ( 3,213MINNESOTA 3,440MISSOURI 2,595WIRASKA 1,344NORTH DAKOTA . t56SOUTH DAKOTA 121

SOUTH ATLANTIC 24,492

DELANARE 559DISTRICT Of COLUMBIA 0FLORIDAORCIA

MARYLANDWORTH CARQLINASOUTH CAROLINAYThGINIAWEST VIRGINIA .

EAST SOUTH CUM/

ALABAMAKENTUCKY 4

MISSISSIPPITENNESSEE

NEST SOUTH CENTRAL

ARKANSASLOUISIANAOKLAHOMATEXAS

MOUNTAIN

imam 3,114COLORADO 2,420

.781ANA 4 $44

NEVADA 426NEW MEXICO 2,666UTAH 2,191WYOMING 507

4,6303,.3,636

464 ,'

4,0302,9174,1141,402

11,469 ,

3,5093,2531,7612,939

20,7034

1,5064,351'2,092 .

12,754

11,469

PACIFIC

ALASKACALIFORNIAHAWAIIOREGONNASHINGTON

OUTLYING AREASp

23,246

26715,7111,3552,7412,172

1,6344

SOURCE: 'KATMAI SCIENCE FOUNDATION

rr

38

TULE 11-49. -- SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTING INSTITUTIONSAY GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIAUTION AND FIELD; JANUARY 198*

DIVISION AND STATE TOTAL

1 7

EiGINEERS

,.

PHYSICALSCIENTISTS

ENVIRON-MENTAL

SCIENTISTS

i

MATH. KCOMPUTER

SCIENTISTS

1 '1

LIFE psyCH0L- i SOCIALscIENTIsTs, OGISTS sciENT,ISTS

I

TOTAL, ALL INSTITUTIONS ...

NEN ENGLAND

CONNECTICUTMAINE . . * .MASSACHUSETTSWEN HAMPSHIRERHODE ISLAND .. 0

VERMONT ...,

NICOLE ATLAkfiC ... IP*

NEW JERSEYNEW YORKPENNSYLVANIA

1

EAST NORTH CENTRAL s.

ILLINOIS tINDIANAMICHIGAN 6OHIOHISCONSIN ,

NEST NORTH CENTRAL .

IOKAKANSASMINNESOTA ,,Y....MISSOURI 4NEBRASKA .,

NORTH'DAKOTASOUTH Ret2

SOUTH ATLANTIC

DELAWARE .

DISTRICT OF CCt ilkFLORIDAGEORGIAMARYLANDNORTH CAROLINA .

SOUTH CAROLINAVIRGINIANEST.viRGINIA

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL

ALABANA ,

)(DaumMISSISSier. .

NNTEESSE

NEST SOUTH CENTRAL .,,,,

ARKANSASLOUISIANAOKLAHOMATEXAS I

MOUNTAIN *

ARIZONACOLORADO (

IDAHO '

MONTANA .

NEVADANEN MEXICO .UTAHWYOMING .

PACIFICI . w

ALASKACALIFORNIAHANAIIOREGONNASHINGTON

OUTLYING AREAS r t

I

244,214, !

23,519

2,649439

16,818.1,020

916597

39,211

4,57323,10111,537

41,677-

' 10,5175,7117,83011,1875 7243

19,302

' 3,323,3,2133,4405,3341,713954421

38,466

559

6,4474,7987,2646,1422,9874,4421,402 i

12,701

3,5093,2531,7484,178

24,021

1,5064,9592,518

15,038

13,847

3,1142,751781844426

.2,6442,770507

29,154

26721,5361,3552,8243,172

2,841

,

..

27,119

2,342.

19580

1.11795

12332

4,085

6211,924liPS

4,1101

1,068.812940

1,396585

2,052

479374250455207146141

4,761

102368651901

1,355454249556125

1,406

482261174435

2,3$4

97405392

1,492

2,2i2

491491949146

44045371

2,905

302,219

69185402

169'

20,127

2,273

23545

2,74293123

. 35

3,347

5261,142

879

3,663

. 940619759848ivi397

1,102

2251501553131426552

2.897

91204 L33642084434321736953

737

21918812

248

1,651

53271193

'1,141

1,560

344450478536

21931346

2,611

232,069

102239_198

209

.

4

7,447

1141-

8435407416417

820

123538159

1,127

287216146211267

430

50874495646723

^1,104

7628281119

'1971196320811

199

41672148

.

746

1019078442

792

18321021417010211540

1,547

. 72966112210127

_24

.'

.

--..-

,

19,2,4

1,525

189

980

11337

3,520

5171,88410119

3,769

988638627

1,162354

1,311

301191180344

, 14896511

3,136

55.32055445552940231640996

1,107

162281138.326

.

1,907

40478110

1,209

1,41A

219 128163108.23342241'71

2,440-

2397570

211161

154

,

130,829

13,472

2,311165

9.815. 531

241319

20.395

1,741.12,5406,114

21,169

5,2632,2743,7154,542'4,300

.

11,331

2,2391,8022,0673,545

832425

' 421

20,793

1103,1553,4262,1883,5763,9131,7092.167

, 549

7,320

1,934, 1,913

1,06.02,413

14,02,

1,184_ 3,071

1,3225,452

5,145

1,04370645336519811141

1,193199

16,408

7012,277

7291,5121,110

777

.

,

,

10,846

875

}1,423520505335

20111

3041,385440

2,116

638344416454264

775

100'221127

-1,521002837

1,302

.314,920

134272185

'.129195114200.35

579

16715161

200

819 4

1813569.

597

736

217171.243114

13712222

1,445

101,215

408991

86 4

,

28,524

2.384.

44154

1,50813019952

4,913'

7392,186101118

5,032

1,328.736

1,1571,254557

2,294

429383617432220119419

4,968

102,706927530629'696,319533.526

1,360

304292226438

2,476

104.404284

1,679

1,952

527450

. 1 6914339

33832158

1,721

'39.1,815.223328

'223

417.

souRCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

3,9

TABLE 8-50. -- SC14117111.6 AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTING INSTITUTIONSSY GEOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION, STATUS, AND SEX: AINIARY 1154 .

DIVISION AND STATE

FUL .-71tiN

TOTAL

MEN

NUMBER PERCENTOF TOTAL

11014EN

MONIER PERCENTOF TOTAL

PART TIME

MEW

TOTAL I

'NUMBER PERCENT'OF TOTAL

WCitEN

NUMSER 1PERCATOF TOTAL

TOTAL, ALL INSTITUTIONS

NEW ENGLAND ;

ECONNECTICUT.MAIN'MASSACHUSETTSNEW HAMPSHIRERHODE ISLAMOrVERMONT

MIDDLE ATLANTIC

MEN JERSEYNEW YORK ND 0,

4 PENNSYLVANIA

EAST.NORTH CENTRAL

ILLINOISINDIANAMICHIGANOHIOWISCONSIN

WEST NORTH CENTRAL ti

IONWKANSASMINNESOTAMISSOUNINEBRASKANORTH DAKOTASOUTH DAKOTA

SOUTH ATLANTIC

DELAMAREDISTRICT OF COLUMBIAFLORIDA'GEORGIAMARYLANDNORTH CAROLINA ,

SOUTH CAROLINAVIRGINIANEST' VIRGINIA

EAST SOUTH CENTRAL I

'ALABAMAKENTUCKYMISSISSIPPITENNESSEE'

WEST SOUTW CENTRAL

ARKANSASLOUISIANA

\OKLA ATEXAS

MOUNTAIN

197,508

17,756

3,166404

12.052734

1

54889

30 6133

3,58117,9181,147

32,634

5,7934,505618,,54660

4,312

16,703

3,2942,8142,1554,41121,52057744

2

33,217.

5373,1165,4954,2216,1752,, 7

42$

34,0041,264

10,576

ARIZONACOLORADO10ANOMONTANANEVMEW NADA EXiC0

UTAHWYOMING

PACIFIC ,

ALASKACALIFORNIAHAWAII :OREGONWASHINGTON .

OUTLYING AREAS

1,3944,2112,234

13,090

159,467

14,245

2364,311

9,659629754439

24,740

2,17714,3127,451

26,209

7.11011;7215,1556,803,205

1.3,627

2,7252,1052,3,6436561,345,

7140'646

27,018

4512,464348

3,620

4,99002,101342

.

31,,

031

8,947

'2,6072,1041,2922,942

16,737

1,1803,2421,874

10,431

11,432 9,569

2,61462,17670473$326

2,2182,155

. 454

21,643

26115,9221,0452.1662,249

1,545

2,1921,613

625291

1,709

1395

17,472

23512,818

1,8101,555

903

50.7%

SO. 1

341041 : 11.3%

3.541 19.9

75.7 768 24.310.6 381 9.480.1 2,393 11.155.7, 105 14.3115.6%. 127 14.413.0 110 20.0

50.6

83.079.981.1

50.3

$12.982.780.381.574.3

5,953

3,660611

, 1,736

6,425

1,68377961,27

1,5501,107

2,076

19.4

-17.020,118:1

19,7

29.117.319.7

25.718.5

46,778

5,733

48335

42256, 35

41

8,515

5,918355

. 2,350

1,043

1,7241,2111,3693,3271,412

51.6 14.4 2,599

82.7 571 17.3 -527 33474.5 701 25.2 391, 244r82.2 529 17.8 -47 36081.4 536 18.6 344 635U.S 175 11.5 3 '1408161 155 18.1 8*4.....,, 5456.5 98 13.2 77 44

51.2 6,191 18.7 5,749 4,552

34,823

4,344

26014

3`2212627

6,671

4573,9951,827

6,626

1,20854160

2931

1,811

84.075.481.3 1,02915.5 611

279.4 1,713.9 116

0

83.577.2 622

66281.4 235

$2.3 1,929

85.8 43278.9 575 63

82.5 251.7 659

56 16 22 11765 24.6

.01,804 1,542

8047123272052189/

1463

110.0 4,192

144577

. 1

'

091146.147172.8

f

265416.5 43518.6 136

17.7 1,532

21.114.2

58417. 20111.31 577

20.0 3,092 2,265

'74.4%

75.8

53.840.07E377.374.356.3

75.41

87.0'.77.1

77.7

71.3

*.1190.570.171.564.5

69.7

63.61

4.2

741

72.64.357.1

79.2

50.085.582.782.072.971.678.865.072.5

76.6

345' 73.4433 7

75.0153 6.1467

84.6 14 15.4 11277.0 961 23.0 74384.0 35$ 16.0 28479.7

12,651 20.3 1,948

53.3 1,913 16.7 2,405 1,735

73.3

'P 79.550 .73.5183 64.4

1,443 74.1

$2.887.716.583.389.377.184.551.6

50.7

90.080.175.383.652.6

55.4

454 17. 465 ) 347268 12 552 4596 13 72123 7 ,12625 7 100

509 22.9 448, 339 15.5 515 422

59 18.4 23 15

2/4

4,r1'ti- 29.3 7,511 5,242

76, 10.0, 6 23,171'- 11.'4 -1.614 3,500227 21.7 :1: 206356 16.4 442391 17.4 922 692

SOURCE: NATIDNAL,SCIENCE FOUNDATION

VC.

72.3

74.177.765.349.2

5.073.865.2

69.1

13.369.566.567.275.0

642 41.6 296 162 55.1

40

11,155

1,359

223-21

1,05065921

1,839

1281,523

25.6%

24.2

46.260.021.722.725.743.8

'21.6

13.01 22.9224

2,417 26.7

444 26.9357 . 2945404. 29.9714 21.5473 . 13-5

30.3783

193 36.6'155 31.8115 24.2204 24.153 27,530 35.723 42.9 '

1,197 20.5

11 50.0262 14.5165 17.391 1'7.0

21 27.1130

823.4

54 21.,4 .140 32.037 27.2

421 23.4

12546

26.61 21.048 23.9110 19.1

527 26.7

23 '20.5198 26.5'101 35.4505 25.1

.667 27.7

121 25.912025

232.24.7

64 50.5 '12 12.154 34.4153 26.2

8 34.5

2,269

4

210121631

133

66.730.-33.5

25.032.5

44.9

;

TABLE 141. ***. SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED ATCOL4.EC,ES: JANUARY 1913 AND JANUARY 1914

4.INSTITUTIONAL RANKING 4, ; TOTAL FULL' TIME

UNIVEASITIMAND

'''PART TINE

TOTAL, ALL 41,1111111104S, .

1944

370.450

1412

151,929

1914

211,541

043

274,092

I tusivoto utuvi Inf. 7,085 6,715 4,716 4,4572 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 4,514 4,156 2,537 2,4413 UNIV. Of NIS-MADISON' 3,83O', 3,79s 3,121 3,1174 JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY 3,433 3,521 3,405 3,329SyUNIVERSITY OF MrANESOTA. . '3,440 3,325 2,965 2,862'6 LOUISIANA STATE UNIV 3,212.. 3,154 2,74, 2,627T MASS INST Of TECHNOLOGY 3,114 2,454 2,704EUNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 3,057 2,622 2,414 2,121,', UNIV OF CAL LOS ANGELES X/ 2,972' 2,994' 2,133

'1g CORNELL UNIVERSITY 2,617 2,425 2,442

TOTAL, 15T 10,INSTS. 37,114 15,373 ' 29,184 27,799

' 11 UNIVERSITY. OF iLaticA 2,562 2,528 2,345 2,15912 INDIANA UNIVERSITY 2,443 2,444 1,703 1,74513 UNIV Of ILL URBANA 2,447 2,412 2,175 2,24014 PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV .2,427 2,336 2,12515 TEXAS A'4, K UNIVERSITY 2,418- 2,300 2,418 2,30016 PURDUE UNIVERSITY17 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON

2,4162,411

2,4082,4o5

2,0271,854

20027.1421

18 COLUMBIA UNIV MAIN DIV19 UNIV OF CAL BERKELELE020 UNIVERSITY Of PITT

.2,3852,3522,346

2,4312,2302,110E

1,9551,5521,918

)P945,444,1,710E

TOTAL, 1ST 20 INSTS. 11,463 58,940 49,350 47,516

21 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY 2,281 2,284 1,92022 UNIV OF CAL SAN'FRANCISCO / '2,271 2,149 1,450.1 1,44923 UNIV OF CAL DAVIS

HOWARD UNIVERSITY.

2,1,72,1972,093

2,0051,953'

1,6741,154 .

1,554

'1101,66325 UNIVERSITY Of' IOWA 2,040.. 1,994 1,730NEW YORK UNIVERSITY' 2,047 2,0,5 1,391 1,405.26 ,

YALE UNIVERSITY *1,963 1,917, 1,785 1,746,2728 UNIV OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN 1,904 1,854 1,467 1,12429 UNIV OF PENNSYLVANIA 1,192 11435 1,551 1,56930 N CITATE UALIV A7 RALEIGH 1,16, 1,156 1,711- 1,725

TOTAL, 1ST 30 INSTS. 12,452 79,494 ids, 19`19 63,181

31 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 1,8441 1,794 1,7311 1,69432 UNIT! OF SOUTHERN CAL 1,117 1,1E21 1,332. '1,2411

33 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 1,747 1,713 1409 1,567' 4434 UNIVERSITY Of UTAH 1,74 1,989 1,230 1,75735UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 1,708 1,652 .1,493 1,44136 UNIV .QF; CAL SAN DIEGO 1/ ,37 UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

1,4,81,439

1,6421,335

1,301,1,452

1,3291,217

38 UNIV OF MD COLLEGE PARK 1,611 1,503 1,352 1,27631 DUKE UNIVERSITY 1,608 1,596 1,503 1,50240 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT 1,541. 1,571 1,271 1,307

TOTAL, 1ST 40 MTS. 99,429 415,$"3 79,492 77,171

41 RUTGERS THE ST UNIV'OF W.1 1,550 1,573 1,507 1,522'42 UNIVERSITY Of CINCINNATI ' 1,531 1,333 1,317 1,115'

43 IONA ST U OF SCI A TECH 1,530 1,483 -. 1,392 1,35144 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY , 1,5191 .1,4591 7031 690145 UNIV OF NC AT'CHAPEL HILL .1, 1,516 1,228 1,354 1,19444 CASE WESTPAA RESERVE UNIV 1,514 1,639 1,226 1,34747 UNIV.OF ILL 1493 1,113 ' 1,15443 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERS TY49 CMIY COL ALLEGHENY TY

'IMO1,4101

1,4 3.'1,3 II

1,240 1,252101I

.50 UNIV OF AD SAE T PROF WI i 1,389 1,272 844 814

TOTAL, 1ST so MTS. 114,350 110,267 90,694 81,244

SEE FOOTNOTES AT ENO OF TOLE.

4

- r4 1

19,84

was

TOTAL *FT E

1983 1914 1913

14,1137 320,292 306,441

;2,349" 2,258 6,193 5,8902,049 1,710 2,779' 2,801*709 478 3,524 : 3,506'228 1,2 3,4,9 3,395475 467 2,900 2,791533 529 2,865 2,29408 256 2,910 217330

.643 501. 2,490 2,342839 409 2,624 '2,571175 174 2,540 2,5441

1,428 7,574\

32,421 300501

177 169 2,455 2;423780 '-..1499 1,177 1,947,272 272 2,323 2,242'302 251 2,235 2,201

0 0 , 2,418 20389 311 2,145 2,,18301

557 510 '2,134 2,1151430 2,098 2,121800 921 1,914 1,814378 330E 2,110 1,9455.

12,513 11,464 54.180 52,217

314 146 2,030 2,030826 720 1,16 1,7,9523 451 1,37

31,79

BZ936 1,378 .1,241333 1,858 1114

656 .490 1,534 i -1,,597178 , 171 1,841 , 1,832239 230 1,711 1,737341 ,' 816 1,447 . 1,751130 ". 131 1,717 1,775

17,041, , 16,301 71,924 19,614

104 1'445154494215 '3,7 7

182591052,0

19,737

2211318161158190330210

1,3041505

22,654

1003541

232144 .

31344

227,

244.

11,272

51218125109I34

272337 .

2411,2101454

1,7821,5101,1341,4311,5781,4511,5331,4981,5551,319

17,314

1,40611,625'

"1,8371,544.1,4911,297115

- 1,,35555

1,394

84,457!

1,520 1,5381,315 1,1751,475 1,434'1,018 1,00411,437 1,211

1,.1,371 1,4591,299 2161,304 1,3301,070 9,51

1,011

17,31422,023 100,249Ob.

f

I

36

TAKE 1'41. "..." SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED.AIVEASITIES 4WD'"tcaLLEGEst JANUARY 1943 AND JANUARY 1964

p CONTINUEDINSTITUTIONAL RANKINS TOTAL "FULL TIME PART TINE

1964 1,r - 1944 1933 1944 1583

51 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 1079 1'472 849 11110 41752 MAYNE STATE UNIVENSITY' 10373E 1,373 1,050 1,055

50

323E 323 353 NEN MEXICO STATE WM 1,142 1,119. 1,214 1,116 1

3487

-54 U TEX HLTH SCI CTR DALLAS 1,354 1,237 979 940 79 24755 UNIV OF MISSOURI COLUMBIA 1,357 2,333 1.231

. 1371,196 1324023 1056 U4N1V Of HAWAII-46440A. 1,355 1,316 1,045 1,

57 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY 1 2229371.347 1,330 1,051 1,03 214STANFORD UNIVERSITY 1.337 1.382 1.056 1p0,2 2a

59 UNIVERSITY CW CHICAGO 1,336 1,342 1,258 1,255 7360 SUNY. AT STONY 5800K 1,314 '11226 1,164 100,4 150 132

TOTAL, 1ST 40 127,664 1.13,147 101,611 '94,143 24,255 24,269

6I UNIV ALARAM*AIRMINGHAN 1,302 1.273 1,133 1 1,103 17062 UNIVERSITY Of MIAMI 1.2371 1,264E 191872 1.1165E 100169 I 99E.63 SUNY ATAIUFFALO 1,2451 1,222 9251 901 .321

5303401'

64 GEORGE.WASHINGTON.UNIV -1,236 1,240 651 639 : 40165 CUNY MT SINAI SCH OF MED 1,230 1.5031 963 1%2131 267. 2901.64 UNIVERSITY Of OKLAHOMA 1,213 . 1,133 1,042 964 167 1

67 GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECH174 31

1,20* 1,187 1,130 100,4 9363 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY 1,208 734 967 72$ 241 11.69 YESHIVA UNIVERSITY 1,193 1,422E 440 E 333 256E70 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA ,1,197 1,196 1,139 1,1144/ 51 52

TOTAL. 1ST 70 1NST$. 140,215 235,243 111,657: 1011,314 21,553 26,4429

71 OREPN STATE UNIVERSITY 1,193 1,211 11049' 1.057 144 15472 U TEX MOH SCI CTR S ANTO 1,115 1,113 967 939 218 24473 KOS ST U AG.& APP SCI 11183 1,248 1,074 1,054 109 19474 ONIVERSITY.CW ROCHESTER 1,181 1,240 1,132 1,119 49 5175 UNIVERSITY OF MEN MEXICO . 1.177 1,103 834 792 293 31176 NEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY 1,163 1,163 1,050 1,057 113 111

7377 AUBURN UNIVERSITY 1,140 1,134 1,035 1,041 105 95

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA . 1,135 1,101 1,067 1,042 oa 59

SO79 UNIV OF SOUTH CAROLINA 1,087 1,122, .949 992 133 130

VA POLYTECH INST & ST U '1,066 ----*,095 1,062 2,084 24 9

TOTAL. 1ST 80 INSTS. 351,745 166,450 121,926 119.063 21,319 27,737

111 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY 1,06062

21,050 . 1.007 1,011 '55 '39

12 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 1 . 1,555 607 1,416 455 129:33 VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY 1,03, 1,052 177 339 162 16484 UNIV Of 4,10 i DENT Of H J 1,0231 :9191 7761 7561, 2471 * 223135 UNIV OF MASS AT AMHERST 1,013 430 949 735 64 4586 EMORY UNIVERSITY 9931 .9771 8351 $201 1541 1571 -.

47 BAYLOR COL OF MEDICINE 990 913 660 792 230 126CLEMSON UNIVERSITY 11119E /MI 976E 4141 12E 121

39 U TEX MTH SCI CTR MOUS M 961E 1.115. 976E 12E .161771954

90 UNIV Of CAL IRVINE 1/ 201 19272 963-77,i'lt

TOTAL, 1ST . 90. INSTS. 161,176.

154,1,6 130,561 124,141 31,315 29,055

91 UNIVERSITY Of LOUISVILLE 967 345 749 672 218 '19392.0 TENNESSEE KNOXVILLE 965 .929 350 124 115 10093 VIRGINIA CONNONWLTH UN 943 349 79 AO94 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY 'la

16493 11$5 54, 54 9

95 SOUTHERN ILL U{AR5ONDALE 915 ,67798710

301 135 1666..96 MED UNIV OF SO CAROLINA 9121 334 1 1141. . 10497 UNIV Of SOUTH FLORIDA 27A 7091 . 6 5515I 225 1241*3 SUNY DOWNSTATE MED CTR $621 3361 7131 4951 1491 14119, U TEXAS SYSTEM CANCER CT* 3 363 . 604 799 51. 64100 MEN YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE 642

55. 164 621 630 221 234

ry TOTAL FTE

1944 1943

100.321,164E 1,1441,271 1,1501,123 1.0371,273 1,2431,169 1.13$1;157 1,30111,013 :1.05011,249 1,22,1,221 1,143

111,954 104,415

1,135 1,1441,219 1,191.043 1,0039

4110. 3591,056 1,30111.152 1,05311,1641%07949

0,721E441E

1,163 1, 161

122,444 ,119,341

1,109 1,1041,053 1,036.1,120 1.1531,141 1,204.1,017 5341,092 . 1,0971,072 1,0631.047 1,0341

*79 1,0221,076 1,093

132,5411 130.155

1.000 1,011352 1,476829 915

i 7,1 3511475 3078731 8591816 7691E1 84919761 1,020

. Ill . 151, .

142,634 '139,612

323 723MO 369895 81391430

8843 3498031 613714 62317751 7521327 134722 739

TOTAL, 1ST 100 !MISTS* 170,954 165,942 133,271

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF'TASLE.

'we

125,626

42

6

.32,676 30,334 150,906 147,314\

AV

TABLE. 4-11. -- SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND

CONTINUEDCOLLIEXS: aAmmay ma AND JANUARY 1944

INSTITUTIONAL RANKING TOTAL FULL TIME PART TIME TOTAL,FTE

7377

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TALE.

AN

103 TUFTS UNIVERSITY104 INTER AN U PR-SAM GERMAN

102 OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY

105 OREGON KIM SCIENCES-UM

423 11773833

4221121 ' 6118

104 765

7841

8111

52,1

774

2141571

.5161

725724

2543501

11143 .

5374451

2441

4571

248!

44114311

44

6251

1943

7547445031

6121444

106 UNIV OF 4E414544-LINCOLN1131713. 740 753 753 30 $ 27 764

107 CALIF SYUN1V LONG REACH 348 3461 375 5261 514

101 TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY7321 763781 773 er 453 107 120 716 694.

104 UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI .774 735 .421 ,. 600 155 134 6731 142

110 U OF HOUSTON UMIV PARK 774 767 554 544 215 221 633 619

TOTAL, 1ST 110 I4STS. 172,442 173,458 143,440 141.146 34.972 22,512 1.57,424, 1511.,ir______-----

.

111 WASHINGTON STATE UNIV 761 '0 3051 95 4491 366 4361 541' .t. 7141

212 MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIV 752 709 731 689 21 20 4,4 694

114 PHILA COL OSTEOPATHIC NED 710 : 705 1051041 121

5!7 189-C 1061

167113 --C '. 1111 -C

115 MEDICAL CCt.OUGEORGIA 701' . '497 559 393 . 142 104

114 LOYOLA UNIV - CHICAGO. 693 A. 705 355 427 214 271.41 4I 436

17 526

117 UMW TENN CTR HEALTH SCI 644 414 540 528 144 140 570 548 i

118 SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY. 6751 '460 3411 374 . 2441 216. 4411 424

119 UNIV OF FAYETTEVILLE 673 702 624 445 44 57 649. --6411

120 CUYAHOGA CMTY COL DIST 6721 6211 2021 1444 4701 4351 2411 '- 3541

. V

'TOTAL, 1ST 120 INSTS. 146,007 174,974 144.471 145,041 32.526 24.847 162,627 157,844

121 CITY 'COLLEGES OF CHICAGO. 6721 4 51 6721 053 OI 0 6721 453

122 U Of CAL SYS WIDE PRGMS 671 654 '645 , 622 26 34 654 637

123 FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY, 664 691VII'

644 40 25 649ttft124 CUNT NV 'CITY TECH COL 6471 440 440 1941. 110 5501

125 SYRACUSE. U4IVERSITY ...IAA 61$ 559 ' 496 105 122 . 550 552

126 ST LOUIS' COMMUNITY- COL 6621 4241 2471 2401.. 4151 3841 4062 3131

127 UNIV DUCAL -SANTA NARRARA 11 654 433 473 455 145 .171 544 542

121 FA1R4.EIGHOKKI4504 UNIV . 4551,' 655 2641 . 264 391E 391 3651 365

1241141V OfCALAINERS1DE 14 452 645 583 . 575 611 70 614 612

130 LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY 6521 642E 4541' 450f 1941 1921 5571 5491

TOTAL,. 1ST /201NSTS. 192.624 146.437 153,473 44,442 39,155 36,475 164.216 163,344

. ' : __'.

131 SAN DIEGO STATE,U41V 644 642 477 500 171 182 . 542 551

132 UNIV OF P R-R10. PIEDRAS 62/ 900 517 779 122 121 H574E 424E

133 CAL POLY ST U 544 LUIS 04 6345 620 '522 507 112 113 559 544

'134 UNIV Of P R-14ED SCI CMPUS 6291 610 5361 522 931 AA 5371 522

135 DARTMOUTH COLLEGE . 622 604 353 256 249 252. 391 392

336 ST LOUIS UNIVERSITY 615 540 517 449 44 101 523

137 IULAWE UNIVERSITY 6041 597 .5361 526 721 71 55311 .541

,I34 MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY 4021 514 49111 -425 103E 101 5411 524

139 UNIV OF VT't ST AGRIC COL 547 612 544- 571 48 42 '548 587

140 UNIVERSITY. OF IDAHO .594 444 567 409 27 '35,

512 624

TOTAL, 1ST 140 INSTSk 144,416 192.417 151.344 155,304 40,270 37,581 172,629.

141 INTER AN U PR-CTRL Off 415 421 224 234 357 312 355

142 2110HAM YOUNG UNIVENSITY . 579 647 514 576 65 71 536 544

143 SUKY NASSAU CMTY COLLEGE 574 624 256 611 323 260 350 352

144 UNIV Of MIS-MILMAUKEE 562 . 545 272 '304 210 ., 241 411 .413

165 NORTHERN VA COMMUNITY COL. 561 512 194 225 345 357 331 329

146 UNIVERSITY OF OELAMARE 554 543 527 546 22 17 '547 574'

4 47 CALIF ST POLY UNIV P04044 . 553 547 332 334 221 213 383 401

144 CALIF ST UNIV FULLERTON 5501 537 2731 264 2771 264 3561. , 3471

149 ALAMO CMTY COL DIST 540 4171 .313 2441 227 1731 415 3501'

150 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY 336 547 .492 501 44 46 506 527

TOTAL. 1ST 150 IM.STS. 204,420 198,542 161,454 .158.422 42.461 34,710 177,822 173,264.

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TALE.

aa

C.)C.)

434337

151152153

115455156257511

151160

TAILS 8-51.

- CONTINUEDINSTITUTIONAL RANKING

CALIFORNIA INST OF TECH5UMY AT ALBANYMONTGOMERY COLLEGEMARQUEITE UNIVERSITYLONG ISLAND UNIVERSITYMIAMI-DADE Mr( COLLEGEWRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITYOHIO UNIVERSITYUNIVERSITY Of WYOMINGHAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY

TOTAL, 1ST 160 INSTS.

141 SOUTH DAKOTA STATE UNIV142 CALIF ST UNIV SACRAMENTO163 CALIF ST UNIV NORTHRIDGEI6kU,TEX MED RANCH GALVESTON165-NORTH DAKOTA STATE UNIV166 THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIV167. ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY164 SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIV169 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY170 CARNEGIE-MELLON UNIV


171 KENT STATE UNIVERSITY172 CHEYNEY UNIV OF PENN173 SINCLAIR commutury COL174 UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY175 CALIF ST UNIY LOS ANGELES176 UNIVERSITY OF N DAKOTA177 CUNY QUEENS COLLEGE174 UNIVERSITY Of TOLEDO

180171 .11ANSSELAER POLYTECH INST


241 CUNY CITY COLLEGE142 CALIF STATE UNIV FRESNO283 UNIV OF MAINE ORONO484 NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV145 X J INST OF TECHNOLOGY146 UNIVERSITY Of DAYTON242 U OF NEI MED CTAT OMAHA1114 NEW YORK INST TECHNOLOGY189 FLORIDA INST OF TECH110 UNIV .Of MISSOURI KAN CITY

1111

192193194145

117196

1111

11,200

38

TOTAL, 1ST 1,0 JOISTS.

YCUNGSTOWN ST UNIVERSITYTHE UNIVERSITY Of ALABAMAUN1V.OF RHODE ISLANDUNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAMEUS AIR fORCE ACADEMYANSI OF AGRI UM1Y OF TENN

MIAMI UNIVERSITY 40H10)UNIV Of SOUTH ALABAMA.ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY

TOTAL. 1ST 200 MTS.

TOTAL ALL OTHERLAMPLED INSTS.

ESTIMATED TOTALMON -SAMPLE!) INSTS. '

--SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS. MPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES ANDCOLLEGES: JANUARY 1143 AND JANUARY 1944

TOTAL

014 1943

5 540- 53352 506

5301530 4991519517+ 529155291

. .

FULL TIME

1984 1141.1

s2r 52643i 4301761 17112110 293299 3041

517 514 313 317

55007

474 401 312314 346

. 507 5 484504 497 i$2 '441Ni

251!,602 203,651 165.747 162,655

503E . 5021 482E 4111----351-----3-71500 .-517---7.3101 110414941 " 4175

495 471 495 47149.5 44 5 444494 260 447345 ..442 2

449 465 4354

.456551 254 214

44444 473 443 413-413 62111 454 5551

214,532 204,544 169,931 166,770

479 444 4C4, 422

4704741 4441

50447811411 160

4691

467444

447442 246

441 441247

461 395 2514551 4451 2412 2631453 399 .314 293453 435 216 405

-C -C -C -C

2111,160 222,962 172,271 270,008

4441. 4321 3601 351 1444 423 323 316439E 439 404E* 404437 400 383 344432 425 271 275,430 423 327 219

4141 3551 34614427126 4441- 205 20114,42222 426

243162274

155246

223485. 217,141 176,147 173,001

4221' 413 2271 223421 422 344 344420 418 4 414428 402 372

4134171 406 1

SiTc417'413

4061310,

-C -C -C4031404

7, 4183

354331 355224

402 412 331 341

227,620 221,229 , 179,923 176,551

43,654 137,610 59,003 97,541

59,172 . 0 42.425, 0

PART TINE

- 19114 1543

1494

2511- 229

213204.124'

7614

32112242192112$2

113 9423 2812 8

TOTAL FTE

1114 1143

53050 453

534450

3653121 ma

367

3144291 348I

412415 311t434502 ;I;4114 492

43,826 41,004 142,161 177,543

21E 211 4931 4121---.:-14, ------10--------2$2___422 ______

1481 143E : 3411 3-53t495 471441 472 ,22 21

41 3824 21234 260

4121 74

601

44,593

70130226

218

117I157 31

C

45,449

46/21

1

5435E

153103

212271

260144

46814743

43772

406

4434094665471

41,121 146,544 182,010

6 434 454OI 4741 4611

344 277 25326 450 452

1115 326 314442121

423 3663491 34/1

1C4 382 433ao 422 415

C -c-C

42,154 1,0,311 . 115,639

811 391I117 362135

407,E

52150 31104 1813811 371441

2431 2271 24497, 212

113,700

247140242097

OI 43171

O 413

47:134 44,272

1151 1,037 37

030

042()I

53-C

76-c

37265 51 370E71 70 364

47.6117 44,644 197,446 ;92,i15

(

69,612 113,127

3411

4213441

372, 304

17037212461241318,

144,456

2234024111,0

14063,9

-C.140352357

24,655 40,149,

14.527 0 53,2

1/ THE UNIVERSITY Of CALIFORNIA SYSTEM REPORTED SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN JANUARY 1914 COMPAREDPREVIOUS YEARS, AS THE RESULT OF RECLASSIFYING-SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 4S /E) AWARDS ANDRESTRUCTURING SOME

2/ DATAILLIRENOISPRESEMEDICALNT CONIIINED TOTALS,FOR THE UNIVERSITY Of ILLINOIS CHICAGO CIRCLE AND THE UNIVERSITY

OF CENTER.MOTE: NUM4ERS FOLLOMED.BY THE LETTER "E" ARE ESTIMATED; NUMERS FOLIONED BY "I" ARE IMPUTED..

DASHES INDICATE THAT. DATA ARE NOT AVAILABLE; DASHES FOLLOWED BY "C" INDICATE CONFIDENTIAL DATA.SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

.:77

44

TABLE B-52. TT...SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTINGINSTITUTIONS: JANUARY 1543 AND JANUARY 1946

INSTITUTIONAL NANKING TOTAL

1144

TOTAL, ALL IIMTITUTIONi 244,244

1 HARVARD UNIVERSITY 7, 0452 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 4,5463 VNIV OF MIS-MADISON 3,4304 JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY 3,6335 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA 3,4406 LOUISIANA STATE UNIV 3,2427 MASS INST OF TECHNOLOGY 3,1144 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN

2.3,057

9 UNIV OF CAL LOS ANGELES 1/ 97210 CORNELL UNIVERSITY 2,617

TOTAL,I1ST 10 INSTS. 37,616

-2,56212 INDIANA UNIVERSITY 2,483

UNIV Of ILL UMW:A 2,447ENNSVLVANIA STATE UNIV 2,427

15 XAS 'A 1 M UNIVERSITY 2,41316 UNIVERSITY 2,41617 IVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 2,41114 COLUMBIA UNIV MAIN DIV 2,38519 UNIV OF CAL BERKEL116, 2,35220 UNIVERSITY OF PITT 2,346

TOTAL, 1ST 20 INSTS. 1,863

21 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY 2,28622 UNIV OF CAL SAN FRANCISCO 1/ 2,27623 UNIV OF CAL DAVIS 1/ 2,19724 HOWARD UNIVERSITY

060013

25 UNIVERSITY Of IOWA 22,.

26 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 2,,04727 YALE UNIVERSITY 1,9632HY OF 1EXAS'AT AU 1,50 6

298UNI1 Of PENNSYLVANIA

STIN1,892

30 N C STATE UNIV AT RALEIGH 1,869


31 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 1,844132 UNIV Of SOUTHERN CAL 1,81733 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 1,76734 UNIVERSITY Of UTAH 1,12435 UNIVERSITY Of ARIZONA 170436 UNIV OF CAL SAN. DIEGO 1/ 1,,698'

37 UNIVERSITY Of KANSAS 1,63934 UNIV OF MD COLLEGE PARK '1,61139 DUKE UNIVERSITY 1,60440 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT 1,561


'RUTGERS THE ST UNIV Of NJ 1,550.UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI 1,534

43 IOWA ST U Of.SCI & TECH 1,53044 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 1,519145 UNIV Of NC AT CHAPEL HILL 1,51646 CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV 1.51447 UNIV OF ILL CHICAGO / 1,49348 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 1,44049 UNIV OF MD SALT PROF $04 1,38950 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 1,379

TOTAL, 1ST 50 INSTS. . 114,319

FULL, TIME

1943 1944 1,83

236,545 197,508 142,756

6,715 4,716 4,4574,156 2,537 e2,4463,795 3,121') 3,1173,521 3,405 3,3293329 2,965 2,8423,,154 2,749 2,6272,456 2,706 2,2002622 2,414 2,1212,,914 %2.133 2,1492,025 .2,442 2,451

35,373 '29,444 27,799

-2:5211--41-345---3,35.9.

PART. TIME

1934 1943

46,774 T.1,789

2,169 2,2582,049 1,710

709 678' 224 142

475 \ 467533 529404 't256643 501'AN 809175 174

4,424 7,574

177 164

TOTAL FTE

'19114 1943

214,345 208,243

6,193 5,8702,779, 2,1013,524 3,5063,495 3,3952,9002,865 ,170-72,910 23.302,690 2,3422,5242,540 2.5441

32,426 30,906

2,455 2,423--1,877 1,9672,323 2,242'2,235 2,2012,418 .. 2,3002,185 2,1812,136 2,1151_2,094 2,1211,914 1,4144110 1,945E

54,180 52,217

2,030 2,030'1,863. 1,7991,937 '1,7991,378 ' 1,2611,854' 1,814%1,534 1,5971,481 1,8321,748 1,737 ...

1,687 1,7511,787 1,775

71,924 69,614

1,782 1,7341,510 - 1,40611,634 1,6251,436 1,1371,578 1,5441,491 1,4911,533. 1,29711,498 1,3551,555 1,5551,369 1,396

47414 44,157

1,520 1,5341,385 1,1791,475 1,4341,013 1,00411,437 1,2111,371 1,45,1,299 1,2461,304 1,301,054 1,03121,032 1,044

100,210 97,363

2,444 1,703 1,7452,412 2,175 . 2,1402,336 2,125 , '2,045,2,300 2,411 2,3002,408 : 2,027 2,0272,404 1,854 1,8242,431 1,955 1,9652,230 1,512 1,4442,110E 1,964 1,7110E

54,9110 49,350 47,516'

2,286 1,920 1,9202,169 1,450 1,4492,005 1,674 1,5541,953 1,154 1,0171,9,4 1,730 1,6632,0,5 1,391 1,405 '

1,917 1,785 1,7461,854 1,667 1,6242,385 1,551 1,5691,856 1,739 1,725

79,4,6 65,411 63,144 ;

1,794 1,7381 1,694.1,6521. 1,332 1,2,611,713 1,609 15671,98, 1,230 1,7571,652 1,493 1,4481,641 1,201 1,329'1,335 1,452 1,2871,503 1,352 1,2761,596 1,503 1,5021,571 1,271 1,307

55,943'. 79,692 77,671

1,573 1,507 '1,522.1,333 1,317' 1,1151,443 1,392 1,3581,4991 7031 69011,224 1,358 1,1941,634 1,326 1,3671,493 1,163 1,1561,493 1,250 1,2521,272 884 SU1,372 469 885

110,324 91,461 49,024

.780272302' .

0,3895574301100

274

12,513

366826523939330656174239

, 341130

17,041

1041445'158434215

', 397187259105290

19,737

43'221138$161Pm190330210505510

22,454

___6192722510

341580444742330E

11,464

366720451936333690171230816131

16,304

1003561144232184 '.31341

.22794

264

14,272

51218125401134

272337241454487

21,300

SEE FOOTNOTES AT ENO OF TABLE.

4 5 39

- CONTINUEDINSTITUTIONAL- RANKING

TABLE 11,112. SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT DMORATE-GRANTIMG

)

51 MAYO STATE UNIVERSITY 1,373E52 MEW MEXICO STATE UNIV 1,36253 U TEX NLTHSCI CTR DALLAS 1,35154 UNIV Of MISSOURI COLUNSIA 1,35755 UNIV Of HANAII -MAMA 1,35556 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY 1,34747 STANFORD UNIVERSITY 1,33751 UNIVERSITY Of CHICAGO 1,33659 SLIMY AT STONY 0600K 1,31460 UNIV ALABAMA SIRMINGHAN 1,302


INSTITUTIONS: JANUARY 1913 AND JANUARY I

TOTAL

1984 1913

1,3731,1191,2371,3331,3161,3301,3121,3421,2261,273

122,329

61 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI '1,2871 1,264E62 SONY ALAUFFALO 1,2651 1,22263-GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV ---37214~. 1,24064 CONY MT SINAI SCH OF MED 1,230 1,503165 UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 1,213 1,13346 GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECH.' .1,209 1,11767 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY 1,208 73661 YESHIVA UNIVERSITY 1,198 1,122569 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA 1,197 1,19670 OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY , 1,193 1,211

TOTAL, 1ST 70 INSTS. 139,998 1335,14.1

71.0 TEX MLTH SCI OR S ANT° 1.115 1,11372'KANS ST U -.40 A APP SCI 1,183 1,24873 UNIVERSITY Of ROCHESTER 1,111 1,24074 UNIVERSITY Of WEN MEXICO 1,177 1.10375 NEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY 1,163 /46876 AUBURN UNIVERSITY 1,140 .1,13677 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA 1,135 1,10171 UNIV OF SOUTH CAROLINA 1,087 1,122

179 VA POLYTECHINST & ST U 1,086 1,095110 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY 1,062 1,050

TOTAL, 1ST 10 IMSTS. 151.397 146,519

811213

8584

8716

881990

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADOVANDERSILT UNIVERSITYUNIV Of.MED & DENT Of N JUNIV WNASS AT AMHERSTEMORY UNIVERSITYBAY101 COL Of MEDICINEU TEX NLTH SCI CTR fDUSTNCLEMSON UNDERUNIV OF CAL IRVUNIVERSITY OF LOUIS

TOTAL, 1ST 00 DOTS.'

91 U TENNESSEE KNOXVILLE32 VIRGINIA COMNONNITH UNIV93 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY94 SOUTHERN ILL 0-CARBONDALE95 IIED UNIV OF SO CAROLINA96 011/11c Of SOUTH FLORIDA97 SW DOMNSTATE MED CTR91 U TEXAS SYSTEM CANCER CTR99 NEN YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE100 U Of ARKANSAS NED SCI CAN

TOTAL, 1ST 100 IMSTS.

TOTAL, ALL OTHER MTS.

1,062 1,5551,039- 1,053

11,0231. 9891

,013977830t931 1

990 18918E 1,2015

E984 8961973 943967 N865

161,433

FULL TIME

1914 1953

PART TINE

1984 1983

TOTAL FTE

1914 19/2

14050E 1,050 323E 323'' 1,164E 1,1641,214 `1,116 148 73 1,271 1,150979 940 379 297 1,121 2.037

1,231 1,146 126 137 1,273 1,2431,045 1,023 310 29 1,169 1,1381,051 1,103 296 227 1.157 1,3011

1,2581,056 1,092

1, 2552117$

29087

1,0181,269

. 1,05011,223

1,1642,123

1,0,4:1,103

1

16950

1132701,221.1,110

1,1431,144

102,642 100,000 251118 23,329 112,061 108,965

1,92511871 1,901165E 1001

34017--- 510

, 1611

'79241338.

.

15844

27,306

218

105493

11310

. , 13861

2455

21,561

99321

E

1679113

256E52

154

25,373

24419451

III11

13059

939

26,616

1,2191,043880

1,0561,1521,1641,070949

2,1681,109

122,42

1,0531,120

'1,1481,0171,0,21,0721,067979

1,0761,000

/32,510

1,1981,009859

1,30111,05511,1257219418E

1,1681,104

219,497

1,0361,1531,201934

1,0971,0131,0341'2,0221,0,31,011

130,171

a.

404------- 633943 1,2131

1,042 9661,130 1,094967 725KO 566

1,139 1,144E

1,049 1,067

112,602 109,770

'6 9391,074

7'1,054

2,132 1,113792

1,018450 1,0571,035 1,0411,067 01,11042

2949 ,.

1,042 1,0841,007 1,011

122,123 119,973

607 1,416,877 ' 119'776 7561

135949 7151 8201

860 79297. 9549766E

E1841

749771672

156,750 , 121,206 121,712

965 929

93399291118

915 9679121 ASS178

170918621 361855 * 163142 /464133 101

170,377 165,459

8508448857807981653

1713104621765

131,939

52984984960177

695551051799630721

136,256

73,909 72,016 51,549 56,500

4551622471641581130I2E12E

202211

30,227 28,038

1391642331

157451

126161121

292193

115795413511412251491

12251

61

31,438

15,340

1005069166108124114116

2344

7/

29,203

14.514

852 1,476821 9151791 8521975 108731 1597181i 749-,761 ,20-,9811 18808,1871 8

75723823

142,390 139,340

'8198959148308031

7751775827722716

86918381484961362317521834775396

150,621 147,145

63,764 61,007

1/ THE UNIVERSITY Of CALIFORNIA SYSTEM REPORTED SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN JANUARY 1914 COMPARED TOPREVIOUS YEARS AS THE RESULT OF RECLASSIFYING SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (S/E) AWARDS ANDRESTRUCTURING i0ME SIE DEPARTMENTS.

2/ DATA REPRESENT COMBINED TOTALS FOR THE UNIVERSITY Of ILLINOIS CHICAGO CIRCLE AND THE UNIVERSITYOF ILLINOIS MEDICAL CENTER.

NOTE: NUNIERS FOLLOWED SY THE LETTER "E/!..ARE ESTIMATED; NUM8ERS FOLLOWED SY "I" ARE IMPUTED.DASHES INDICATE THAT DATA ARE NOT AVAILABLE; DASHES FALLON/0 8Y "C" INDICATE CONFIDENTIAL DATA.

SONRCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

40

46

TAKE 8-M. -- ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT 00CIORATE -GRANTINGINSTITUTIONS: JAWANY..1943'4100PJANUANY 1534

INSTITUTIONAL RANKING TOTAL FULL. TIME PART TIME. TOTAL FTE

TOTAL, ALL INSTITUTIONS ..

1384

27,119

1 JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY 1,0462 MASS INST OF TECHNOLOGY 920.3 GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECH 7274 PENNSYLVANIA STATE WV : 6895 PURDUE UNIVERSITY

_

6 UNIV Of CAL BERKELEY V 5367 UNIV OF ILL'URAANA 4231 TEXAS A & M UNIVERSITY 4179 UNIVERSITV..OF MICHIGAN 41010 IONA kr U OF SCI & TECH '399

TOTAL, 1ST 10 1NSTS._.,

6,193

11 STANFORD UN1VtR5ITY-- --- ---39212 UNIV OF HIS-MADISON 34413 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY:14 N C STATE UNIV AT RALEIGH

.350347

15 POLYTECHNIC INST OF * Y 34316 CORNELL UNIVERSITY ' 32717 VA POLYTECH INST & ST U 31718 UNIVERSITY OF HASHIMOTO* 30919 UNIV Of ND COLLEGE PARK 30020 UNIV Of TEXAS AT AUSTIN 297

TOTAL, 1ST 20 ;ISIS. 9,539

21 UNIV Of CAL LOS ANGELES 17-`-- 29522 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 285123 NEW NEXICOITATE UNI,V . 28424 U TENNESSEE KNOXVILLE 27025 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY : 270a UNIVERSITY Of MINNESOTA 25027 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH 25028 UNIVERSITY'Of FLORIDA 24929 U OF HOUSTON UNIV PARK ' 24430 UNIV OF SOUTHERN CAL 244

v4.

1943

26,113

97313324l54

634458

' 408, 412

407319

5,192

144

.22,513

1,033807646627527344378417323356

5,503

.. 1983

21,8523 o*,

. 943756667622533.317377

.J 412334343

5,344 ,

1934

4,676

1311341

. .62991924508243

_690

1913

4,326

10775732

101141310

'7326

548

1984

24,117

1,035364702646549431399417375%240

5,1129

1983

23,312

344 ---795636

, 631

'575386347412377377

5,596

403 254 277 134 126 263 271L________'361 304 309 SO 60 345 342311 A 301 284 49 25 317 295345 ., 334 314 23 31 332 324227 144 120 197 107 212 156352 305 340 22 12 3241 . 3511320 309 316 8 4 314 319304 264 263 45 41 2115 282270 214 193 86 .77 245 207294 24$ 242 49 52 267 263,

3,087 8,172 8,004 1,317 1,083 1,731 8,417

241 200 174 95 67 242 2022121 1581 .1561 1271 .1261' 2071 2051

208 258 -197 26 11 264 202263 '260 237 30 26 244 241214 193. 210 77 4 224 212244 200 193 50 51 210 211194 139 150 111 .. 44 184 166235 239 222 10 14 244 227241 127 120 121 121 174 170

1511 157 1301 47 211 196 1351

T011141, 1ST 30 INSTS.

31 RENSSELAER POLYTECH INST32 AU4URH UNIVERSITY33 UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO34 N J INST Of TECHNOLOGY35 UNIV Of MISSOURI ALA36 KANE ST U AG A APP SCI37 UNIVERSITY Of CINCINNATI31 UNIVERSITY Of KENTUCKY39 UNIVERSITY Of ARIZONA40 'UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO

TOTAL, 1ST 40`1NSTS.

41 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY42 GEORGE WASMINGTON UNIV43 UNIVERSITY Of OKLAHOMA44 OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY45 UNIVERSITY OFDATION46-LOUISIANA STATE UNIV.47 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY44 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY49 CARNEGIE-MELLON UNIV50 UNIV OF NEIRASKA -LINCOLN


13,204

242229223218214

. 194'192190190114

14,241

1801140178173172171171166164159

15,995

11,360

2362251842I9204197.212,190164155

13,352

1631191115ISO172169172173227 1143

15,057

10,043

2072141521462W5.176140161169121

11,781

;179167161159.

4.119157

, 152156156152

13,2341

, 9,792

219213120143198154135161156145

11,436

162162

1041591251551601621771137

12,843

2,121

3515717291853292156

2,500

11113171453141910a

, 7

2,756

1,564

. 1712647644377291010

1,916

II.129

721471412II.

5016

2,214

10,939

226221182165.207145154169178141-,

12.772

mot97

16616463154162155136156

14,216

10.394

225.'219149143201177155149160150

12,144

162195

110'16961156.1601621981140

13,564

rt

SEE FOOTMOTES AT END OF TASIE%

.47

G

42

no a

I

TINUTITUTIi RANKliG

TAKE ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTINGINSTITUTIONS: JANUARY 1413 AND JANUARY 1,14

TOTAL FULL TIME

51 MICHIGAN TECH.UNIVERSITY52 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITYNi3 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH34 ILLINOIS INST OF TECH55 OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY56 TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY57 UNIV OF MASS AT AMHERST58 MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIV511 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT60 UNIV Of P R-WAYAGLIEZ

TOTAL, 1ST 60 INSTS,(-

61 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA62 DREXEL UNIVERSITY63 WHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY64 HONAND UNIVERSITY65 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECH66 COLUNSIAAINIV MAIN DIV67 UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO61 CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV65 THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA70 UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

TOTAL, 1ST 70 STS.

71 LEHIGH72 UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY73 NEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY74 RUTGERS THE ST UNIV OF NJ75 SOUTHERN ILL U-CARBONDALE76 UNIV OF PENNSYLVANIA77 UNIV OF MISSOUIII COLUMBIA78 WORCESTER POLY INSTITUTE75 COLORADO SCHOOL Of MINES10 UNIV OF CALWIS 1/

TOTAL, 1ST SO INSTS.

31 SUM' AT BUFFALO82 STEVENS INSTITUTE Of TECH$3 EMORY UNIVERSITY14 INDIANA UNIVERSITY'85 UNIV Of TEX AT ARLINGTON14 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE87 WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY8$ US NAVAL POSTGRAD SCHOOL'85 UNIV Of ILL CHICAGO 2/90 UNIV Of ARK FAYETTEVILLE

TOTAL, 1ST 90 MTS.

41 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY52 SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV93 BOSTON UNIVERSITY94 UNIVERSITY OF LONELL95 UNIV Of CENTRAL FLORIDA96 RICE UNIVERSITY97 UNIVERSITY. Of MIAMI98 WASHINGTON STATE .UNIV99 UNIV Of WIS-MILWAUKEE100 MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY


TOTAL, ALL OTHER INSTS.

1914 t

1511551541 54

142148144

1446

141

17,491

1401

134139

,

134129

1126

225122121

11,781

121"12020

1119

118116115111114

104

14,944

10911071106110610310210210110097

20,91

95.45954594949419324

911

21,920

5,269

1913

159141113E',165139149155

172142

135

16,547

133131130

13116134104

112122124

17,127

117

112408246113107111114

1,117

10610611051944511010219106104

20,134

9840464710495931391216

14

21,151

5,032

1514

15312094137

13912$

143' 222

120'

'14,444

131,106

101273

1

.1271032

1215

109121

15,633

118

11106

3

11710221,

145 10

9171

16,644

$21771

41921

739664139294,

17,461.

to

4162

Id83727018147

11,113 ;

4,330

1983

15387

161 E10412712414914113846

14,128

1241041245113411771211

104124

15,221

10$

112113

12010116101949175

16,230

867*6II

1

4571

106:64.191102

44

17,053

5093

$742

475

51641

6479

17,763

4,094

PART TINE.

19114 1913

4 662 54

600 6122E

11 12aro 207 63 2

24 3421 39

2,912 2,469

9- 33 34

71 631 23

24 222

44 2$

13 13 '

,03.155 2,606

3 57 714 112 416 75 160

41357 13220

2031 39

TOTAL FTE

1914 1983

156122 197134106 124E

136141 130

135142 151149 4 141125 144 1514

6

15,481 14,943

129111 112

123

1115301 L27

651 13511128

1244B 1

125 1213

114 124121 1241

16,673 16,079

1515 112115 117112 114117 LZT

10319101

111113 111100 964 51 95192 92

3,305 2,117 17,737

211 20 971.301 301141 141 95613151

24930 4

361 311

4

a11 133 2

3,541 3,011 11,624

10119195

533 40347

107 54

11 10 3422 20 79241 2412 12145

1 1052

101

926363901

74101

1

BSI

17,151

9515I

1925679

1077S1997102

11,042

97644092,96137

10941

1491

3,737 2,3811 14,434 11,153

539 93100 4,671 4,411

2/ THE UNIVERSITY Of CALIFORNIA SYSTEM REPORTED SIGNIFICANT CHANGE IN JANUARY.19114 COMPARED TOYEARS, AS THE RESULT Of RECLASSIFYING SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (S/E) AND

RESTRUCTURING SOME S/E DEPARTMENTS.2/ DATA REPRESENT COMBINED TOTALS FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS CHICAGO CIRCLE AND THE UNIVERSITY

Of ILLINOIS MEDICAL CENTER.NOTE: NURSERS FOLLOWED BY THE LETTER NEW ARE ESTIMATED: MISERS FOLLOWED BY "I" ARE IMPUTED.

DASHES INDFCATE THAT DATA ARE NOT AVAILASLE; DASHES FOLLOWED SY "C" INDICATE CONFIDENTIAL DATA.SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

4

48

I

TANLE 8-54. -- PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTINGINSTITUTIONS: 4ANUARY 1.513 AND JANUARY 1944

INSTITUTIONAL RANKING TOTAL FULL TINE . PANT TINE TOTAL FIE

1543 1944 1943

2,312 11,624 11,023

26 647 52231 432 442

179 319 2624 409 412

44 360 35928 274 26414 274 2125 219 If,

20 262 24422 261 269

380 3,460 3,147

41 , 207 215210 216

31 220 21715 2241 2431

' 3 227 22324 206 18720 172 152

1201 1471 145113 212 19657 195 180

743 5,482 5,123

2 1991 19528 164 174.4 192 193

15 175 1110

7 182 18013 - 177 16955 147 13510E 163 263E30 133 13932 146 152

939 7,162 6045

7 150 15615 144 1443 150 17011 143 134

144 1435 ' 138 1354 136 1054 136 129

. 9 124 13115 122 66 .

1,017 8,552 8,120

2 121 11438 92 90

1151 011: 6613 02 1020 104 629 100 175 104 970 105 1035 97 92

1,045 91:1614 9.050

1944 1943 1144 15/2 1984

TOTAL, ALL INSTITUTIONS 20,127 19,494 17.521 17,116 2,606

1 MASS UST Of TECHNOLOGY 664 535 626 509 422 UNIV OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN/. 444 416 401 J 378 473 UNIV Of CAL RERKELEY 1/ 419, 365 231 186 ISO4 JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY 410 414 409 410 15 UNIV OF ND COLLEGE PARK 373 386 336 342 376 PURDUE UNIVERSITY 291 281 266 253 257 UNIVERSITY Of MICHIGAN 284 .220 263 206 254 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 276 201 106 196 1709 HARVARD UNIVERSITY 273 255 254 235 1510 UNIV OF ILL LORAMA 271 242 252 260 It

TOTAL, 1ST 10 INSTS. 3,717 3,355 3,156 2,975 561

11 INDIANA UNIVERSITY /, 242 242 197 201. 4512 PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV 240 234 194 196 4413 UNIV OF MIS - MADISON 234 229 201 197 - 3314 CORNELL UNIVERSITY 230 249 219 234 1115 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECH 226 224 224 221 416 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 226 202 196 1711 3017 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH , 224 159 '126 139 9818 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 2221 2191 .1011 991 121119 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 220 204 201 191 1220 UNIV OF CAL LOS ANGELES 1/ 216 205 166 144 50

TOTAL, 1ST 20 INSTS. 5,999 5,522 .4,984 4,779 1,011i.,.

21 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 2011 146' 1991 194 2122 UNIV OF CAL SAN DIEGO 1/ 196 191 146 163 5022 SUNY AT STONY BROOK 194 196 .189 192 524 RUTGERS THE ST WHY OF.NJ 189 190 164 175 2125'GEORGIA INSTITUTE Of ItCH 186 183 174 176 1226 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 183 177 171 164 1227 UNIV OF' CAL SANTA BARBARA 1/ 174 159 107 104 6728 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH 169 168E 155 154E 1129 STANFORD UNIVERSITY . 157 170 134 140 2330 UNIVERSITY Of.MASHINGTON 155 166 133 134 22

TOTAL, 1ST 30 INSTS. 7,103 7,31.1 6,567, 6,379 1,236

31 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA_ 155 169 148 162 7

32 UNIVERSITY Of KENTUCKY 153 153 138 138 1533 UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER 153 172 149 169 434 LOUISIANA STATE UNIV 149 144 139 133 1035 NORTHNESTERN UNIVERSITY 146 146 144 145 4 236 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY 142 138 136 133 637 UNIV OF MASS AT AMHERST 137 105 134 '101 338 YALE UNIVERSITY 137 132 133 128 439 COLUMBIA UNIV MAIN DIV 133 137 120 128 1340 UNIV Of CAL SANTA CRUZ 1' 130 71 112 56 14

TOTAL, 1ST 40 INSTS. 9,238, 4,649 7,930 7,672 1,314

41 UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA 124 117 i 120 115 442 UNIV OF P 1-RIO PIEDRAS 122 120 63 42 5943 UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DANE 120 117 118 112 244 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY 119 67 114 66 545 U TENNESSEE KNOXVILLE 117 111 96 98 2146 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 111 64 110 64 1

47 UNIV Of CAL IRVINE-1/ 108 92 33 83 2544 UNIVERSITY, Of IONA- 107 100 103 95 ' 449 TEXAS A 3 N UNIVERSITY 105 103 105 103 050 UNIV Of SOUTH CAROLINA 105 98 97 93 , 8

TOTAL, 1ST 50 INSTS.) 10,376 9,674 4,929 2,583 1,447

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TANLE. '". ,-

1/4

4 9 .43

4444

. -- PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTING. INSTITUT IONS: JANUARY 1143 AND JANUARY 1944 , .L

- CONTINUEINSTITUTIONADL RANKING TOTAL FULL TINE PART TINE. -' TOTAL.FTE.

1944 1143 4944 1943 1984 1983 1314 . 1313

51 MAYNE-STATE UNIVERSITY 104 104 - '' 7, '79 25 25 47 1752 UNIV OF PENNSYLVANIA 104 244 .17 91 17 153 93 11753 UNIV OF ILL CHICAGO 24 104 95 96 89 8 6 94 9154 OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY 102 84 98 77 4 7 99 7855 UNIV OF HAWAII-HAMA 102 96 94 19 8 7 .55 9256 11 C STATE UNIV AT RALEIGH '102. 103- 97 .92 5 11 99 99ST UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 101' 1111 98 97 3 1 99 97.58 UNIV OF SOUTHERN CAL 19 941 84 871 13 111 90 91159 UNIVERSITY Of OKLAHOMA 99 54 95 53 4 3 96 5460 UNIVERSITY Of DAYTON Si 96 84 44 10 12 25 20

. .

TOTAL, 1ST 60 1SSTS. 11,391 10,752 9,147 9,421 1,544 1,331 10,504 9,1140. .

61 1051vm UNIVERSITY ti 95 76 77 22 , 11 12 8262 IOWA ST U OF SCI &JEW. 98 85 94 .82 4 3 t$ 8263 NEN MEXICO STATE.UNIV 95. 101 $6' 94 9 7, 90 9764 UNIVERSITY OF NEN MEXICO 95 , 17 58 51 37 36 76 4165 UNIV OF NC AT CHAPEL WILL 94 42 87 78 7 , 4 .90 1066 EMORY UNIVERSITY 931 911 831 82I 10I 91 '. 891 ,87I

67 SUNY AT BUFFALO 931 91 861 84 71 7 911 9048 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE 91 91 85 95 6 4 87 9769 RICE UNIVERSITY 90 I. 15 79 78 II 7 . .44 8270 NASHINGT04 UNIVERSITY. 84 4-7 77 82 72 5 5 'II 72

.

TOTAL, 1ST .70, INSTS. 12,326. 11,645 10,444 10,214 1,662 1,431 11,275 10,720 ,

71 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY $8 81 76 72 12 9 71 73'72 FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY 84 85 11 85 3 0 82 8573 DUKE UNIVERSITY 84 70 , 77 47 7 23 '110 6474 CUNY CITY COLLEGE .

831 811 811 791 21 21 III 79175 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON MAIN $2 . 77

;150 31 27 (4 63

76 CANNEGIE ***LLCM UNIV BO , - 1551 1451 7 71 73' . 150177 U Of HOUSTON UNIV PARK 10 u 73 65 7 23 76 7178 RENSSELAER POLYTECH INST 79. 79 75 74 '4 5 .76 75711 UNIVERSITY Of GEORGIA 78 . 81 74 77 4 4 , 76 79SO VA WOLYTECH INST & ST U . 71 42. 77 82 1 0 ,71 112

"---,


81 UNIV OF CAL DAVIS'i/

13,142 12,524 11,402 10,993 1,740 1,531. 12,147 11,545

\S 78 . 44 41 44. 17 20 71 :7582.CLEMSON'UNIVERSITY 771 ;701 771 701 OI OI 771 701$3 SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV . 76 83 55 62 21 21 64 71 .

84 CASE NESTERS RESERVE UNIV 76 81 76 80. 0 1 74 SO85 DREXEL UNIVERSITY 75 63 68 57 7 6 72

:it"54 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT 73 72 60 61 13 11 6987 IRANDEIS UNIVERSITY 72 74 72 74 0 0 . 72 74SS AUBURN UNIVERSITY. . 70 79 62 71 a 8 65 -7489 IRO* UNIVERSITY 69 63 64 4.0 5 3 6i90 UNIV Of WESRASKA-LINCOLN 69 70 . 69 1

'1 69

6168 70

TOTAL. 1ST 30 INSTS. 13,877 13,263. 12,065 . 11,641. 1,112 1,602, 12,850 12,248

91 UNIVERSITY OF CINCiNNATI 49 41 46 62 3 6 67 6492 UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS 69 81 69 81 0 of 0 69 81193 SUNY AT ALBANY 6$ 74 60-, 71 8 3 64, 7194 MTV OF MISSOURI ROLLA 67 57 62 51 5 6 65 5395 OREGON GRADUATE CENTER, 671 651 671 651 01 OI 671 65196 OHIO UNIVERSITY 46 63 54 57 12 6 59 6097 MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY .651 62 491 47 161 15 551 52.

. 98 GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV .64 62 36 35 21 26 47 4499 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY * 64 44 50 44 14 0 55 441100 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIV 64 64 35 3S , 29 29 44 44

TOTAL, 1ST 100 INSTS. 14,540 13,902 12,613 12,209 1,927 1,693 43,447 12.821

TOTAL, ALL OTHER INSTS. ; 5#5.17 5,596 4,908 4,907 679 . 619 5,173 5,201

1/ THE UNIVERSITY Of CALIFORNIA SYSTEM REPORTED SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN JANUARY 19114 COMPARED TOPREVIOUS YEARS ,4S THE RESULT OF RECLASSIFYING SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (S /E! AWARDS ANDRESTRUCTURING SOME DEPARTMENTS.

2/ DATA REPRESENT. COMBINED TOTALS FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS CHICAGO CIRCLE AND THE UNIVERSITYOF ILLINOIS MEDICAL CENTER.

NOTE: WOOERS FOLLOWED BY THE LETTER "E" ARE ESTIMATED; NUMBERS FOLLOWED BY "I" ARE IMPUTED.DASHES INDICATE THAT DATA ARE NOT AVAILABLE; DASHES FOLLOWED BY "C" INDICATE CONFIDENTIAL DATA.


5050505050

TULE 15. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS. EMPLOYEDAT DOCTORATE-GRANTINGINSTITUTIONS4 'JANUARY 1113 AND JANUARY 1084

INSTITUTIONAL RANKING

TOTAL, AU. INSTITUTIONS

1 UNIV OF CAL SAN DIEGO 2/2 UNIV OF NIS-MAOISM3 COLUMBIPUNIV MAIN DIV4.MASS INST OF TECHNOLOGY5 UNIV OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN6' UNIVERSITY Of WASHINGTON7 OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY8 INDIANA UNIVERSITY

UNIV Of ILL 1111111110 LOUISIANA STATIE UNIV


11 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO12 UNIV OF MANAll -MAMA13 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA14 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI15 U OF MD CENTER FOR EES16 UNIV OF CAL LOS ANGELES .1/17 COLLEGE. Of WILLIAM A NARYAIL TEXAS A A N UNIVERSITY9 PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV

.

20 SUNY AT AMOY

TOTAL, 1ST 20 MISTS.

21 UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE22 UNIV OF CAL SANTA OMURA 1/23 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY24 UNIV OF ALASKA FAIRBANKS25 MOOS HOLE OCNGAPHIC INST26 US NAVAL POSTGRAD SCHOOL27 UNIVERSITY Of MICHIGAN28 UNIVERSITY Of KANSAS29 RUTGERS THE ST UNIV OF NJ30 FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

TOTAL, 1ST 30 MISTS.

31 CALIFOONIA INST OF TECH32 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY13 UNIVERSITY Of

.UNIVERSITY

34SUNY AT STONY 1800K35 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH36 STANFORD UNIVERSITY37 HARVARD UNIVERSITY3$ UNIV Of SOUTH CAROLINA39 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA ,

40 UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA

TOTAL,IST 40 MTS.

41 UNIV OF CAL SANTA CRUZ 1/42 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY43 OHIO STATLUNIVERSITY44 UNIV OfAS CAL45 UNIV Of W3 COLLEGE PARK46 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA47 UNIVERSITY OF NEM MEXICO4$ UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA ,41 UNIV Of RHODE ISLAND50 YALE UNIVERSITY


SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.

TOTAL

1384 1983

7,447 7,022

336220 235

284

193 205176 107173 190171162 166

167

154 71144

. 131 2

1,911 1,681

121 82112 108111 1131071 105102 103

- 19 10597 10154 114

10 9036 61

2,934 2,641

76 7674 6473 67721 7070 7049 6263 ', sa66 . 6764 6563 67

3,633 3,307

61 61.58 2057 5757 5655 6255 4154 5154 3153 55

' 52 44

4,119 3,801

52 4752 45

. SO1485144

45 3344 3043 n 4143 4342 4142 24

4,650 41168

FA L TIME

1114 1933

4,472 \ 6,301

330 251181 201189 200,154 94170 184141 145140 155110 55117 - 116121 103

2,676 1,506

46. 79106 201102 1041031 101SO 8114 8497 20994 14$8 A,72 52

2,547 2,390

76 76

4958 47

6568163 t64 6156 5366 6761 6359 64

,3,187 3,018

55 5545 2054 5457 56

3430 54

3641 50

. .42 3649 5351' 44

3,661 3,476

37 3347 4142 36'30 15131 .2040 3024 2531 3242 4131 22

, 4,034 3,787

PART TIME

1914 1183

175 713

56 133

31 344 5

22 113 423 2222 1143 1621 2810 9

243 175

75 36 71 941 422 2215 210 00 02 115 9

391 251

0 016 174 241 47 65 1

12 50

m

.03 24 1

446 219

6 613 03 3o 0

25 a11 135 , 16 34 21 . 0

523 225

33 144

15

1211 0144 34 0

17 164 50 o3 2

616 311

TOTAL FTE

1134 1983

6,857 4,625

, 351 266208 211110 202165 102171 187158 158152 151120 62133 , 130132 110

1,781 '1:5,5

15 a*109 ,104105 1061041 10311 sa

-as 9.697 10994 84

87S8 56

1,712 2,511

76 47666 5461 65691 6167 72671 6160 5566 67162 6361 67

3,377 3,159

51 5550 1954 5457 5642 5437 3549 . 5047 3951 5444 44

3;271 3,624

41 3150 3444 4140 15144 3738 3034 31431 43142 4140 22

4,211 3,967

'

.4

a

51 45

TAKE 8-55 -- ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTINGINSTITUTIONS: AWAY 1943 AND JANUARY 1344

- CONTINUEDINSTITUTIONAL RANKIN . TOTAL FILL TIME PART TINE . TWAL FIE

.

44,

.

51 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO52 UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING '

53 JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY54 UNIV OF HIS -N11.14AUKEE55 NICHIGANITATE UNIVERSITY56 UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY57 DUKE UNIVERSITY

UST5$ & TECH53 N HEX59 UNIVERSITY OF CONNEC18CUT60 UNIV OF SOUTH' FLORIDA-

1944

414(T

403933139313934as

'

1982

454638453839184035311

1984

41'383512

-, 3413534393334

1313

454333313835184031311

1984

025

27014005.

4

14118

035

27. 0

4.00401

1984

41403727311

. 3839393437

1912

43. 44

'3544'24391114031311


61 FLORIDA INST OF TECH62 CONNELL UNIVERSITY.63 M C STATE UNIV AT RALEIGH64 UNIY OF MAINE ORONO

5,042

373636.35

65 UNIV OF NEVADA - RENO 3844 VA POLYTECH INST 4 ST U 3567 GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECH 3561 DESERT RESEARCH INSTITUTE 3569 UNIVERSITY OF N DAKOTA 3470.NORTH DAKOTA STATE UN.IV 33

TOTAL, 1ST, 70 1NSTS. 5,333

71 UNIV OF MISSOURI COLUN614 3372 UNIV OF' CAL BERKELEY 1/ 31

D A L L 31

74 UNIV OF NEIRASKA-LINCOLN 3175 UNIV OF MASS AT'ANHERST 3076 UNIV OF NeN HAMPSHIRE , 2977 PURDUE UNIVERSITY 2978 U Of HOUSTON UNIV PARK 2179 OLD DOMINION UNIVERSITY 27SO NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV 27

TOTAL, 1ST SO INSTS. 5,439

81 SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV 2682 BOSTON COLLEGE 2683 UNIV OF P,R- $AYAGUE2 2584 UNIVERSITY OF AKRON 2585 UNIV Of CAL RIVERSIDE 1/ 2586 LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY 2487 UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO 2445 OHIO UNIVERSITY 2489 UNIV OF NC AT CHAPEL HILL. 2440 SONY AT BINGHAMTON 23

..

TOTAL, 1ST SO INSTS. 5,335'

91 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 2292 BROWN UNIVERSITY 2243 GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV 2294 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 22195 UNIVERSITY Of FLORIDA 2294 WIGHT STATE tiNIVER . 2197 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIV SITY 21'48 NORTHWESTERN V SIMI' 2149 UNIVERSITY OF TAXA ' 21100 CUNY HUNTER COLL GE 20

4,563

293425353613531.32.2933

,4,11,92

2710833313334252622o25

5,274

38,3435232623125202114

5,531

0241822122

r 2422182112

TOTAL, 1ST I INSTS. 6,249 5,721

TOTAL. ALL OTH INSTS. 1,298 1,301

4,379

31323531163434342433 .

4,134

273234312413430312543

4

662

631419.111

100

424

221 .

4121

11140

.

4,664

323613532

. . 213534342633

4,6414 4,440 704 452 4,985

29 25 4 2 3023 86 8 22 2628 31 3 2' 3030 30 1 1 31

28 32 2 1 212a 1 2 2925 26 0 0 2421 20 7 6 2227 29 0 327 24 0 0 3;

,

4,954 4,780 735 434 5,267 -

24 . 37 2 1 25'

26 30 0 .4 26 '

25 35 0 0 021 13 . 4 4. 2220 21 5 5 222022

14122

42 .

713 ill

21 18 3 2 22. 24 21 0 0 24

. 21 18 2 1 22

5,178 5;017 757 521 5,474.

20 0 2. 0 2221 24 1 0 214 A 16 12 11111 111 11I 11I 151

21 21 .1 1 2117 17 ' 4 7 16

21 21 0 1 21

14 16 3 2 2020 20 1 1 209 4 11 I 10

5,342 5,147 607 564 5.444

1,130 1,131 164 149 1,147

,335

27341'3432211353031 111.'25

33.

4,648

269432'31

2721'3029

'5,004

373235,2023201

-. 23142111

5;255

0241015121172117208

5.412

1,212

1/ THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SYgTEH REPORTED SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN JANUARY 19114 COMPARED TOPREVIOUS YEARS, AS THE RESULT OF RECLASSIFYING SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 1S/E)ANARDS ANDRESTRUCTURING SAME S/E DEPARTHENTSA

MOTE: NUMBERS FOLLOWED BY THE LETTER "E" ARE ESTIMATED; NUMBERS FOLLOWED BY "I" ARE IMPUTED.DASHES INDICATE THAT DATA ARE NOT AVAILABLE; DASHES FOLLOWED BY "C" INDICATE CONFIDENTIAL DATA.

SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE,FOUNDATION

52

46

'S'

TALE 1-56. --MATHEIUTICAL/CD6SPUTER SCIENTISTS. EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTING,INSTITUTIONS: JANUARY'15113 AND JANUARY 1314

INSTITUTIONAL RANKING TOTAL

1944 1943

TOTAL, ALL INSTITUTIONS 19,294 11,425

1 PURDUE UNIVERSITY . 323 3212 PENNSYLVANIA STATE USW 217 , -2753 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 2841 21114 UN VERSITY OF PITT 272 196E5 UNI 'OF TEXAS AT ANWIre '245 2256 UNIV ILL URBANA '.241. , 2477 JOHNS INS UNIVERSITY 234 213II UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY, 224. 2219 UNIV of NIS-MADISON 227 233

10 RUTGERS THE ST UNIV OF NJ 225 222

TOTAL, 1ST 10 POTS. 2,571 2.441

. II OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 223 152.12 NEN MEXICO STATE UNIY 216 16313 UNIV OF MD COLLEGE PAJIK 206 137,14 UNIV OF SOUTH CAROLINA' 206 ) 1,5,15 INDIANA UNIVERSITY 200 30216 MEN YORK UNIVERSITY 19017 MASS INST OF TECHNOLOGY 115 1:118 UNIVERSITY Of MINNESOTA 180 18319 PACE UNIVERSITY 175 16020 V C STATE UNIV AT RALEIGH 174 176

TOTALr

1ST 20 ImsTs. 4,526 ' 4,348

21 LOUISIANA STATE UNIV 169 173'22 IONA ST U OF SCI A TECH 164 16023 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 157 14524 TEXAS A 5 OFUNIVERSITV . 154 13725 GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECH 150 14226 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY 139 10927 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 2191 13528 GEORGE HASHIM04144NIV 135 132,29 TEMPLE UNIVERS 134 11230 U TENNESSEE KNOXVILLE 133 122

J

TOTAL,'1ST 20 MTS. 6,000 5,714

31 FLORIDA sTATEAmivEastry 130 12732 AUBURN UNIVERSITY 128 11733 STANFORD UNIVERSITY 126 13634 CARNEGIE-MELLON UNIV 125 97135 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH 122 5636 MIAMI UNIVERSITY (OHIO) 120 11237 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 120 13433 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 116 9539 MAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY 116 11640 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY 116 92

TOTAL, 1ST 46 IMSTS. 7,219 6,806

'41 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 116 12042 UNIVERSITY Of TOLEDO 115 7043 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 112 11,244 UNIV OF CAL BERKELEY .1/ 112 11045 UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI 111 8246 GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY 111 11247 SUN? AT BINGHAMTON 110 914$ UNIV OF MASS AT AMHERST 109 7549 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY 109 9150 UNIVERSITY Of IOWA 108 98

TOTAL, 1ST .50 IMSTS. 4,332 7,767

:

FULL TINE

194: 1543

15,110 14,620

226 223201 Lit611 601201 '122E232 212225 232228 213156 154'153 199317 212

1,545 1,017. .

159 132. 192 160

173 , 153174 170114 172100 ' 155161 165163 . 16339 35

i44 152

3,144 3,274

146 .156,154 15031 49

154 137134 118121 1091331 12969 61

. 93 92.126 111

4.549 4,393

323 121101 10193 92219 83139 8356 14112 10298 7712 1239 36

5,541 5,25,

109 11670 51104 , 10584 3493 4589 9276 76103 71

Ai 96 85100 54

6,465 6,101

PART TIME.

1984 2.583

4,184 1,105

102 9384 117

223171

2211,74E

13 1316 156

72 7329 34

II 10

626 624

64' 2024 133 3432 2516 13040 3624 2317 25

136 12530 24

1,112 1,074

23 1710 10

115 960 0

16 2311 061 6

66 7141 207 4

1,411. 1,221

7 627 16'33 446 5133 1324 233 2

13 18,

34 3477 54

t

1,673 1,547

7 445 13S. 7

28 2418 14

-22 -04034 15

. 6 413, 6S 4

1,867 1,666

TOTAL FTE tsh

1914 1913

16,671 16,044

21144111115741122 .

237 217234 231

t. 231 213181 181-217 217220 215

2,203 2,075

185 139201 163197 172134 175139 210166 160

'- 173 177172 177124 114153 158

3,8,9 3,722

154 163155 15673 32154 137140 123133 1081351 132'119

109 1071129 , 219

5,181 :4,936

126)

,' 124112 1068$ 81120 921

, 104 as' 103 94,

16;10344

93 9362 62

6,212 5,167

112 11798 61

104 11095 93

100 73103 10484 79

106 -. 7292 85

104 95

7,213 6,758

SEE F001NOTES AT END Of TOW

4 qwd

I

48

JTULE 1-56. -- MATHEMATICAL/COMPUTER SCIENTISTS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTING

INSTITUTIONS: 'JANUARY 1943 AND JANUARY 1984- CONTINUEDINSTITUTION4 RANKING TOTAL FULL TINE PART TINE. TOTAL FIE

1964 1943 ' 1984 19113 1914 1943 1984' <1983

51 UNIV Of SOUTHMESTERNILA 101 $0 83 74 25 6 90 75

52 SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV 108 99 77 75 31 24 87 77

53 UNIVERSITY OF NEN MEXICO 107 101 14 73 23 21 91 92

54 VA POLYUCH INST i ST U 105 114 97 112 A 2' 101 113

55 NEW YORK INST TECHNOLOGY 103 1071 46 441 57 631 45 661

54 UNIVERSITY Of GEORGIA , 103 196 39 87 14 t 95 90

57 SUNY AT STONY SNOOK 101 90 92 83 9 7 95 24

58 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT' 101 70 ' 63 52 38 18 78 , 55

59 UNIVIOF PENNSYLVANIA 100 136 85 83 15 53 SS "I $9 ,

60 0SEGON STATE UNIVERSITY 99 94 76 73 23 23 44 .80

TOTAL, 1ST 60 1NST5. 9,367 8,756 7,257 6,1157 2,110 1,1199 1,097 7,514

41 UNIV.OF ILL CHICAGO 2/ 97 97 39 as . 8 9 93 41

62 DE PAUL UNIVERSITY 97 79 '35 30 42 49 601 50

63 LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY 95 721, 47 451 43 261 751 561

44 UNIV Of CAL SAN DIEGO 1/- 95 89 73 74 22 15 87 14

65 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 94 93 64 59 30 34 67 '51

46 WSTRA UNIVERSITY 93 77 52 48 41 29 2 I;47 N J INST OF TECHNOLOGY 92 49 42 44 4168 WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY 93 If 55 57 --4-68-- 34 , if,s 41

6, UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA 92 $9 85 86 7 3 ' 88 $4

10 MASHING1081 UNIVERSITY 92 91 91 $6 1r '5 67- SSE

TOTAL, 1ST 70 111STS. 10,30$ '9,616 7,1197 1 7,472' 2,411 2,144 1,832 .11,281

71 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY72 SUNY AT IUFFALO73 FLORIDA INST OF TECH74 SOUTHERN ILL 1.1-CARSONCULE75 KEN STATE VERSITY-76 SYRACUSE UNIV SITY77 THE UNIVERSITY ALABAMA78 ILLINOIS STATE VERSITY79 UNIVERSITY Of COL ADOSO UNIV Of CENT FL IDA

TOTAL, 1ST 160 TS.

81 CUNY CITY COLLE82 U Of HOUSTON UNIV ARK83 OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY84 UNIV Of P 1-RIO PIEDRAS85 UNIVERSITY Of FLORIDA86 CONNELL UNIVERSITY

SS NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV '

87 UNIVERSITY OF NEW ORLEANS

89 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY90 UNIV OF LOS ANGELES 1/

TOTAL, ;ST 90 INSTS.

91 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY92 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIV93 MICHIGAN TECH UNIVERSITY94. RENSSELAER POLYTECH INST

HARVARDUNIER9956 UNIV OF TEX

VAT ARSITYLINGTON

97 UNIVERSITY OF AKRON98 MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY99 ST JOHN'S UNIVERSITY 111Y/'

100 VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY

TOTAL, 1ST 100. INSTS.

91I $31 841 -761.901 87 901 37

- 16 116 26 2585, SS 82 . 03

84 81 52 5434 171 - 77 132

, 83 $3 76 7683 /74 45 6083 / 39 72 8682 / 64 44' 45

11,159,/1D,522 8,545 8,196

821 79I 631 66181 74 48. .62

so 62 70 5580 98 62 7779 79 73 7578 85 63 7577' 73 54 ; 5$77 75 72 ZO/7 140 71 13476 71 66 64

11,446 .11,35$ 9,257 8,934 ',

76 58 68 44/ 76 76 28 28i75 70 73 45

75 69 64 6574 63 57 5674 83 54 5874 67 32 . 25

731 72 531 5272 301 46 23172 69 43 37'

71 71 861 4 781Or 0 901. 87

60 41 4S i 48.3 5 1117 112 SS32 , 27 68' , 657 '39 59 165? 7 81 8111 14 72 4 6611 p, 3 75 IT -

%11 19 4 43 51

2,574 2,22i 9;567 9,098.

141 131 751 -721

13 12 73 4410 7 74 5$1a 21 71 836 '4 76 7710 '10 761 831

5 5 7423 15 63

/16 6 72 136'10 5 70 611

2,619 2,424 10,294 -90179

8 14 76 5748 48 46 462 5 74 679 4 68 6617 7 624 .6020 25 '64 64'

42 42 50 39,

20! 20 621 ' 6126 71 54 25129 32 , 53 46

12,147 12,015, 9,777 9,317 2,910 2,628 10,908 10,415

TOTAL, ALL &I

HER INSTS. 1 6,607 6,410 5,333 5,233. 1,274 1,177 '5,74; 5,429

1/ THE UNIVERSITY Of CALIFORNIA SYSTEM REPORTED SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN JANUARY 1984 COMPARED TOPREVIOUS YEARS, AS THE RESULT OF RECLASSIFYING SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (S/E) AWARDS ANDRESTRUCTURING SONE S/E DE ARTMENTS.

i

2/ DATAILLINOIS

REPRESEMEDICALNT CONE/ 7 TALS FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS CH1CAGO'CIRCIE,ACENTENED NO THE UNIVERSITYOF .

NOTE: NUMBERS FOLLOWED BY TH LETTER "E" ARE ESTIMATED; MOWERS FOLLOWED BY "I" ARE IMPUTED.DASHES INDICATE THAT D4TA ARE NOT AVAILABLE; DASHES FOLLOWED BY "C" INDICATE CONFIDENTIAL DATA.

SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE'f TION

I

54

dim

a.

i TALE 117. -- LIFE SCIENTISTS EMPLOYED 41 DOCTORATE-GRANTING,,t4___ -s

NSTITUTIONS: JANUARY 1943'AND =NARY 1944 - .TOTAL FULL. TIME :PANT TIOP

1043. 1944 .1943 '19$61043

'INSTITUTIONAL NANKING

TOTAL, ALL INSTITUTIONS 120,339

HARVARD UNIVERSITY.._,... 4,415'2 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 3,251.3 LOUISIANA STATE UNIV - . - 2,4564 UNIV OF CAL SAN FRANCISCO,'2/ 2,2765 UNIV OF wrs -MADISON 24143'

UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA. 2,067OF'CAL LOS,ANOELES Ifr! 1,932

4 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 1,4159 UNIV OF cat avi1s1/10 MUM UNIVERSITY 6 1,674

70TAL,,1ST :20 'ISIS.: 25,151

11 UNIVERSITY Of:MICHIGAN 1,671T12 JOHNS HOPKINS'UNIVERSITY 1,435,:13 CORNELL UNIVERSITY.. 1,52514 COLUMBIA UNIV MAIN DIV 141115 UNIVERSITY OF IONA 1.45.01

-

lb YALE UNIVERSITY17 ,LWIVERSITY OF NASHINGTCN '1.37513 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

. 1,37419 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH

. 1,34120 f INDIANA UNIVERSITY 4 1,347


2 UNIV OF HO BALT PROF SCH 4,29922 U TEX FILTH SCI CIA DALLAS 1,29423 UNIV OF PENNSYLVANIA,

. 1,23924; M YORK UNIVERSITY -* ' 1,28725 UNIVERSITY OF NEMTUCKY 1.25346 DUKE UNIVERSITY. I "1,22027CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV 1,20923 CUNY MT SINAI SCH OF OLD 2,20129 UNIV Of SOUTHERN CAL 1,15830 TEXAS 'A A M UNIVERSITY- 1.122

TOTAL, .ST ' 30 INSTS. 52,943

31 U TEX MTH SCI CTRA 4410 1,09032 UNIV ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM 1,03333 UNIV OF NC AT CHAPEL HILL 1,041.34 UNIVERSITY OFKANSAS 1,00035 BAYLOR CCt Of MEDICINE 99036 MTV 10 MED 3 DENT OF M J 944137 UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI 962Mt N C STATE -UNIV AT RALEIGH. 959

. 39 UNIV OF ILL CHICAGO / ' .94940 U TEX OLIN SCICIR MUSTS 9321

411! TOTAL, 1ST 40.114STS.V 62.973

41 YESHIVAUNIVESSITY 93042 MICHUMI STATE UNIVERSITY . 921143 UNIV OF MISSOURI COLUMBIA 91644 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI

. 900145 UNIV OF ILL URBANA '. 89346 UNIVERSITY Of UTAH 47147 IV 'OF CAL BERKELEY 2/ .370UN48 UNIV, OF CAL SAN DIEGO / 86349 NEWYORX,MEDICAL COLLEGE 34250 MED 001Y OF SO CAROLINA 8411

TOTAL, 1ST 50 14STS. 71,125

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.

124,357

-6,0673,012

." 2,2,1692,1052,0412.0111,71,5971,640

- 24.828

103,844

4,1291,4,0'2,0001,4501,760.t,7321,3501,675

107

17,752

1,332 1,2451,606 1,5151,480 1,4301,524, 1.224.1,414 1,2231,4514 11,385 '

1

99,347

1,343 1,275. 1,293E

1, 25"71,169

7 923

39,017 /30,099

,17,181t

125 9262,331 1.0411,343 8782,253 1,0891,203

. 1,1601,3325 145351,461 941,1621 3761,075 1,122

101,440

3,3951,4671,3971,4491,7371,7172,4431,6581,231790

17.219

1,0421,5201.31E1,2101,142

'1,321913

1,251$1.113i936

29,253

743839321,0

903-1,0891,203.1,0701,1101

49211,075

4

\Tom m1914 1933

26,395 25,397 113,331 110,337

2,234

}1

826423335542140

. 430467

2,172 1,58414545 1,644457 2,090720 1,863368 '2,006324 1,669567 1,623130 1,727366 1,573

'1190 1,001

8,106 7,539

426120 3340695 92

'287 314."273 276125 129,374 395

923114 1110424 321

E

9,76410,532

20,782

1,4101,5751,4731,3201,3371,413.1,1941,3161,2351,404

34.071

454 433 97686 . ,070'

244343 2

21,262

299 1. 409 440 952

164 -164. 1,1370 1,190

16704 : 255 1,0742861 1,027

212' 2701 9660 0 1,122

5,2,51,7751,9811.7,9.1,9622,6251,7211,702.1,4301,013

20,310

1,1751,5431,42111,3151,3131.3961,14-11r1,2,20385

E1,036

33,197

493981

1,1351,0521,13712031,,167 40%1,19419701

1,075

51,441 39.436 39,244 12,977 12,197 44,740 44,044

1,0921,053433662913

1931345005

9411,051

60,74,

374844

939.

8B3E

1.274

922320

844$17

33954

2

956813860

1.73216439396892401

43;569

Z111839;32034817766956096276217371

858 208 234 963933 129 120 094816 125 17 1,014614 187 44 4194L,792 130 126 514

7401232191

1 213105

1 828 71

$7939 , 20 11 144'673 265 263 795199 121 159 9201

47,244' 14,404 13,503 53,795

690 . 249 188 7231118 321 78 54917 1096 94 843832E 421 513E 8721729 1121 42

1,169 1767 1

18

105 761557 261 263 725722 241630 221 .234 75422719 1041 92 7371

9510673246241769

17997719437,3964

52,440

7733468271155E786

1.67273,548

69,460 55,322 54,908 16,001 14,952 61,656 60,520

9

Olt

J.

TALE 5-57. LIFE SCIENTISTS EMPLOYED AT DOCURATEGRAKINO


NSTITUTIONS; JANUARY 1313 AND jANUAlty 1914

',,TOTAL FAA0TINE PART TIME

51 SUNY DOWNSTATE MED C11.12 U OF ARKANSAS NED SCI CAM

,41,1 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT54 PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV55 UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER56 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO57 OREGON HLTH SCIENCES$UNIV58 WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY51 NORTHNESTERN UNIVERSITY60 MJROUE UNIVERSITY

TOTAL, 1ST 49 !NUS.

62 U TEXAS SYSTEM CANCER CTR42 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY63 UNIVERSITY Of ARIZONA64 SUNY AT BUFFALO65 MASS INST OF TECHNOLOGY46 VIRGINIA COMMONMC1H 1,111IV,67 TEMPLE UNIVERSTam68 UNIV Of HANAII69 BOSTON UNIVERSITY70 PHYLA COL OSTEOPATHIC NED

,

TOTAL, 1ST 70 'USES.;

1914

1361433116812804804

1101I7127811

748

.796904

7611

7"761751 551

7746

73399

710716

117,364

f9413

8101185

, 31773 3

1802647721Tt2

7111507

77,847

772742749726445725784709719705

14,173

1

50

71 VANDERIILT UNIVERSITY72 UNIV OF CAL IRVINE /73 UNIVERSITY OF ,GEORGIA74 SANS ST U - AGES. APP SCI15 UNIV TENN CIR NEALTN SCI

703690614453679

714

) 448584760474

76 UNIVERSITY Of OKLAHOMA77 SUNY AT STONY.BROOK

677675

767016

71 U OF CAL SYS NIDE PRGMS 1/ .462 6 47

79 UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE 460 52110 IONA ST U Of SCI A TECH 642 444

TOTAL, 1ST 80 INSTS. 94,119 .11,632

81 MEDICAL COL OF GEORGIA 440 47382 MEDICAL COLLEGE CW.MIS 1181

83 TUFTS UNIVERSITY:32211 613 1

84 GEORGE HASHINGTON UNIV 617 61285 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA 51686 UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI 583 55237 OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY 574 51388 UNIVERSITY Of NEW MEXICO 570 54019 EMORY UNIVERSITY 5551 5461

10 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY 5131 4451

IOTAL.,1ST 30 INSTS.,

11 UNIV OF P R -MED SCI CNPUS-92 AUGUR* UNIVERSITY93 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY

-94 ST LOUIS UNIVERSITY95 THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIV34 UNIV'OF SOUTH FLORIDA97 STANFORD UNIVERSITY98 LOYOLA UNIV - CHICAGO99 UNIV OF CAL RIVERSIDE /

100 U TEX MED INCH GALVESTON


100,020

50114934924814844804

-46463

440452

104,405

TOTAL, ALL OTHER INSTS. *26,034

1313 1314

4171 6701 14111

765 723 686 12987 617 ''735 713 77

771756 744 2

a2771 35011 2101

6545211 .454

138631 624 150610 701 18

62,757 "4774 17,147

720si

, 717 .48741 , 411 20635 637 . 1264561 a 444 21/650 409 % IOI663 6511 71611 644 127520 514 219562 - 555 154101 101 601

'61,444 67,134 18,920

567 574 6531 - 524 .15139

664 662606 71

20612531 515 141574 422, 14 103514 531 11636 613 26479 380 181'512 , 574 60

74,204 72404 19.315

411 370 141455 1061 1772011 1

39714201

360 56 25757444

431551

135504 512 70442 407

4551128

4641 3115101 314421

96,715 71,657 76,661 21,363

493 4161 405,

... 931

142' 472 442 \21489 468' 470' 24457 407 371 81315 436 - 282 48

3501 292' 2341 189461 427 422 37,

478481

423 427285 , 19637 E

423 4 452 421 0

101,150. 42,716 40,443 22,019

25,707 21,1211 21,012 4,106

TOTAL FIE

1913.

1184 1113

1411 7491 727179 r 716 754136 728 74760 762 1.502733

771 94

771810771

2441 6271 6041131 701 1011

183. 641 61510 723 727

16,093 64,469 67,811

55 743 74631 751 727

112 484 484282' '5491. 52156 . 700 . 4376

1718

411'\442 'k71#91I

195 -5118 514164 .611 .,.606

597 183 '167

17,773 75,115 73,773

1401512 2

98.

51600567 4441

586090651 72

6159 ...;' 561 555143 642 706'71 611 564

648 62714141 536 412611 621 621

111,126' 81,249 71,714

10321

411612622

.125171'

13311131

55615433321474651

481I. 534

, 4974831'5101 , '

41310613211

544654 .

0 '

54246547514421

20,054

18201984

13163 1

31194

1

.

50

20,702

4,635

16,237

4111475472

.434

2911

333310

4445452

90,419,

,22,8311

E3,591

405444770'

4002812481111

3351

429

87,523

22,114

1/ THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SYSTEM REPORTED SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN JANUARY 1984 COMPARED TO

PREVIOUS YEARS, AS THE RESULT Of RECLASSIFYING SCIENCE AMO ENGINEERING fS/E) AWARDS AND

RESTRUCTURING SOME S/E DEPARTMENTS.2/ DATA REPRESENT COMBINED TOTALS FOR THE UNIVERSITY Of ILLINOIS CHICAGO CIRCLE AND THE UNIVERSITY

OF ILLINOIS MEDICAL CENTER.NOTE: NURSERS FOLLOWED ItY THE LETTER "E" ARE ESTIMATED; NUMBERS FOLLOWED BY "I" ARE IMPUTED.

DASHES INDICATE THAT DATA ARE NOT AVAILABLE; DASHES FOLLOWED BY "C" INDICATE CONFIDENTIAL DATA.

SOURCE :, NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

ll

56

TANLE 11-54. -- PSYCHOLOGISTS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTINGINSTITUTIONS; JANUARY 1513 AND JANUARY 1944

INSTITUTIONAL RANKING. . TOTAL FULL TIME . PART TIME' TOTAL FTE

1944 1981 1944 1943 1944 1943

TOTAL, ALL INSTITUTIONS 10,664 '10,444 4,566 4,291 2,300_ 2,195

I FIELDING INSTITUTE 390 291 390 21. 6 2712 UNIV OF HIS - MADISON 200 197 169 166 31 313 UNIV OF ILL URSANA 14 UNIVERSITY Of KANSAS

: 64 154 143 133 21 25' 161 lit ' 161 164 0 05 INDIANA UNIVERSITY 155 175' 112 121 . 43 46 NEM YON( UNIVERSITY 151 147 794 7 UNIV OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN IN

72 77141, 138 107 34 29S'UNIVERSITYOF CONNECTICUT 135 136 103 114 .32. IS9 UNIYERSITY Of MICHIGAN 130 136 103 105 27 31

10 AUTGEAS THE ST UNIV Of AJ 130 .132 128 221 2 4

TOTAL, 1ST .10 14$1S. : 1,757 '1,416 1,491 1,120 "62 294

11 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA 127 119 120 109 7 10

1944 1911

9,465 .9,027

390 21146 163154 134161 1641123 13495 66126 125104 114114 119129 129

1,581 1,204

122 11412 CORNELL UNIVERSITY 125 121 , Ili 110 9 1113 UNIVERSITY Of KENTUCKY Ili 116 76 76 40 40 l'P14 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 1161. 113 1121 109. 41 4 ILE: 11115 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY 115 34 84 34 31 0 93' 3314 N4fS INST Of TECHNOLOGY 112 71 79 55 33 23 95, 6717 PURDUE UNIVERSITY , 1041 4 111 44 91 20 20 96 9418 `SOUTHERN ILL U-CAMONDALE 103 104 95 '92 11 12 ro . 9719 TEMPLE.UN1VERSITY A 102 105 75 97 27 A 88 97120 NEW MEXICO STATE UMIV ,. .101 82 77 74 24 8 87 77TOTAL, 1ST 20 INSTS.. :2,842 2,399 2,417 1,967 445 432 2,587 2,102

. .

21 UNTV Of CAL BERKELEY 1/ 101 01 56 59 45 32 72- 7122 YESHIVA UNIVERSITY' 99 88 41 49 51 39 82 69.ION# 23 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 951 931 341 331 611 601

III56124 UNIYOF CAL LOS ANGELES 2/ 89 96 70 71 19 25 4325 UNIVERSITY-OF ARIZONA 49 92 81 43 4 9 83 -4626 UNIVERSITY Of PITTSIUNGH 41 72E 73 62E 16 9E 41 67E27. UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 44 100 54 92 28 4' 70 9428 UNIV Of SOUTH CAROLINA 33 74 71 64 12 6 74 it29 PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV '80 82 74 74 6 8 76 7830 VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY -so so 61 74 12 6 ,

7.2 70.TOTAL, 151 30 INSTS. 3,771 3,267 . 3,044 2,633 723 634 3,337 2,855

64pAct AT ALBANY 71 75 64 63 14 12 68 6632w0H10 STATE UNIVERSITY 75 69 56 56 19 13 59 '51133 WHY OF HASS AT AMHERST 73. 59 66 51 7 8 69 5534 UNIV Of MO COLLEGE PARK. 72 45 66 44 6 1 72 4335 ADELPHI UNIVERSITY 71 54 23 u 2311. 48 35 36 . 3336 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA 61I 73 64 ii 69 4 . 4 '66 7037 U OF HOUSTON UNIV PARK 68 67 48 4 49 20 18 54 53.38 WAYNE STATE. UNIVERSITY 64 66 36 36 30 30 43 4339 SAM DIEGO STATE UNIV 65 68 47 - 53 18 15 51 54643 CAL SCH PROF PSYCH-L 6 641 64 91 9 551 55 291 29 ,-.

TOTAL, 1ST 40 INSTS, 4,471 3,911 3,527 3,046 944 125 3,516 3,36241 PACE UNIVERSITY 63 14 16 45 40 47 4342 UNIVERSITY Of WASHINGTON 63 59 47 46 16 13 54 5243 SUNY AT STONY BROOK 63 55 57 51 6 4 60 5345 SONY AT BUFFALO 40! 59 571 56 3/ . 3 601

44 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON ,UNIV 61 61 36 36 '25 25 44 445946 UNIV Of P II *RIO PIEDRAS 60 100 59 100 1 0 59 10047:UNIV OF SOUTHERN. CAL 59 511 40 391 19 121 44 42144 GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV .58 70 31 25 27 45 41 4049. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY '57 59 50 50 7 9 50 4850 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY 57 53 43 41 14 12 49 45

TOTAL, 1ST .50 INSTS. 5,072 4.534 3,965 3,546 1,107 984 4,397 2,490SEE FOOTNOTES AT ENO OF TAILE. 4.-

5744,

A

51

t

52

- CONTINUED ,

'INSTITUTIONAL RANKING TOTAL FULL TINE' PART TINE TOTAL FTE

TALE 1-51 -- PSYCHOLOGISTS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-G444TM'INSTITUTIONS: JANUARY 19413 AND JANUARY 1584

1984 083 1944 15113

51 U TENNESSEE KNOXVILLE 56 74 425*52 LOYOLA-UNIV CHICAGO 56 61 31 36

53 BOSTON UNIVERSITY.

56 59 32 34

54 ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY 54 60 47 57

55 UNIV OF NC AT CHAPEL HILL 54 . 42 49 41

56 AUBURN UNIVERSITY 54 53 . 34 36

57 COLUMBIA U TEACHERS COL 531 53! 281 281

54 HOFSTAA UNIVERSITY 52 52 32 32

59 LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY 52 441 ', . 31 351

40 NORTHERN, ILLINOIS UNIV 52 29 50 27

TOTAL. 1ST 40 INSTS. 5,611 5,065 '4,345

41 TEXAS ,A & N UNIVERSITY 51 41 ,. 5162 UNIV ALABAMA SIRMINGHAN 49 50 \ 4063 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 49 51 ', 4364 WV OF NIS-MILNLIKEE 49 49 ,. 30

65 MIAMI UNIVERSITY (ONTO) 49 . 53 4464 MIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY' 49 45 3747 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 4$ 76 35'

44 CAL SCH PROF PSYCH-REMY 48 231 1049 UNIV OF ILL CHICAGO 2/ 44 40 3870 LOUISIANA STATE UNIV 47 al 34

TOTAL, 1ST 70 INSTS. 6,058 5,541 4,715

71 FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY 47.

52 ' 4272 EMORY UNIVERSITY 471 471 36173 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 46 41 4574 VALE IVERSITY 46 53 33UN75 OHIO UNIVERSITY 45 39 3076 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH ' 45 49 2977 HARVARD UNIVERSITY 44 51. , 3878 WHY OF MISSOURI COLUMBIA .44 45 4179 SUNY AT BINGHAMTON 43 $2 4280 ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY 43 43 31

TOTAL, 1ST 40 INSTS. 6,5 5,994 5.082

SI NEW SCH FOR SOC RESEARCH 431 421 151

42 BALL STATE UNIVERSITY 43 43 4383 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY 42 45 3954 CENTRAL MICHIGAN UNIV 421 40 34185 WICHITA STATE UNIVERSITY 42 40 3146 UNIV OF NED & DENT Of N J 421 411 211

47 UNIV OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN 42 52 40 %841,UNIV OF CAL SANTA BARBARA 1/ 42 .42 3049 GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY 411 41 21190 THE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA 41 41 36

TOTAL, 1ST 90 DAIS. 4,944 6 421 . 5;404

91 UNIVERSITY Of DENVER 41 44 31

92 EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY 40 39 3493 UNIVERSITY OF 10MA 40 42 3594 UNIV OF HAMAII-NANOA 40 37 3395 NORTH TEXAS STATE UNIV as 21 3046,40VA UNIVERSITY 341 371 161

97 UNIVERSITY Of ROCHESTER 38 44 3698 GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY 37 , 34 J 31

99 UNIVERSITF OF MIAMI 371 36 371100 UNIV OF CAL SAN DIEGO 1/ 36.' '37 29

3,920

4843'4727'513358111.35 .

37

41320

47

'1984 1913

141325 25

24 237 35 1

16 17151 25120 2021 1312 . 2

1,244 1;135

0 , ic,

9 76 4

. 19 221 2

12 1213 18311 121

'. 10 59 4

1,313 1,221.

5 5

1914 1983

46 6239 4440 .44.51 5551 4144 43351 35140 40431 40150 27 6

.4,840 -40327

51 4444 4444 4431 3743 5131 2132 4728 , 191 +5'

41 3743 29

5,244 4,744

361 111 11140' 1 1

. 38 13 IS26 ' 15 1340 16 943 6 a42 3 323 1 030 12 13 ,

4,695 1,444 1,299,

151 281 27143: 0 045 3 033 III 733 .11- 7271 141 14149 2 .3

32 12 1028 131 1336

5,036

33333128

5 5

1.542 1.386

10 56 75 97 4,

is 1151 221 22143 231 6 1,36 01 022 7 1.5

TOTAL, 1ST '100 INSTS. 7,353 6,800 5,718, 5,342 1,435. 1,454. 6,366 5,1166

TOTAL, AU.. OTHER INSTS. 3,513 3,686 2,148 2,945 665 727 3,0,9 2,141

1/ THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SYSTEM REPORTED SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN JANUARY 1944 COMPARED TO

PREVIOUS YEARS AS THE RESULT Of RECLASSIFYING SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (S/E) AMARDS ANDRESTRUCTURING SOME S/E DEPARTMENTS.

.

2/ DATA REPRESENT COMBINED TOTALS FOR THE UNIVERSITY Of ILLINOIS CHICAGO CIRCLE AND THE UNIVERSITY

OF ILLINOIS MEDICAL CENTER.NOTE: NUMBERS FOLLOWED BY THE LETTER RE." ARE ESTIMATED; NUNAERS FOLLONfD BY "I" ARE IMPUTED,

DASHES INDICATE THAT DATA ARE MOT AVAILABLE; DASHES FOLLOWED BY "C" INDICATE CONFIDENTIAL DATA.

SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION .

44 52331 33145 2335 4435 3134 4141 4741 4242 3342 35

5,649. 5,139'

431 42143 4335 45381 3635 35351 34141 5036 37211 31.37 37

6,025 5,532

36 3740 3936 . 3534 3334 28191 15126 43:33 32371 3632 20

58

TOLE 1144. SODIAL SCIENTISTS EMPLOYED AT DOCTOR4E-GRANTING.0" INSTITUTIONSt JANUARY 1943 AND JANUARY 1944

166T1T01661.4 RANKING TOTAL FULL TIME PART TIME. TOTAL FTE,

1944

TOTAL, ALL INSTITUTIONS 24,524

1thavEnsity OF MINNESOTA 6172 NEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY" 4982 TEXAS A 4 M UNIVERSITY 475 '4 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 4115 WJTGERS THE ST UNIV OF NJ 4046 UNIV OF NIS -MADISON 3627 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. ---e--270I UNIV'OF TEXAS AT WIN 3379 COLUMBIA UNIV MAIN my 33010 UNIV Of ILL UMW 309

'TOTAL, 1ST 10 INSTS. 4,137

11 MASS INST OF TECHNOLOGY 30212 CORNELL UNIVERSITY 29613 N YORK UNIVERSITY 296E N

14 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 2,4115 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY as*16UNIV OF CAL BERKELEY 1/ 24317 INDIANA UNIVERSITY 21018 UNIVERSITY Of PITYSSURGH 27519 UNIV OF CAL LOS ANGELES 1/ 26520 ARIZ0MA4STATE UNIVERSITY 261

TOTAL, 1ST 20 M75. 6,978

21 UNIV OF MO COLLEGE PARK. 25222 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT23 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 2441

252

24 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 247.25 PURDUE UNIVERSITY 24626 IOSTON UNIVERSITY& 24527 UNIV OF TENNSYLVAATA 242..2$ JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY 24129 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY 23930 NEW MEXICO STATE yNIV 232

...

TOTAL, 1ST 30 INSTS: 1'1,422

31 PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV 22932 N C STATE UNIV AT RALEIGH 22633 UNIV OF HAMAII-MANOA 222

Sli

34 UNIVERSITY OF MASHINGTON

UNIVERSITY OF IONA, 219

221222

210

35 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONAUNIV Of SOUTH CAROLINA

38 UNIV OF P R-RIO PIEDRAS 20239 MAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY 155

t 40 IONA ST U OF-SCI 4 TECH 183


41 SOUTHERN-ILL 0.CARISONDALE 18142 UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA 15043 FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY -17444 SUNY AT ALBANY 17445 HOWARD UNIVERSITY 17846 UNIV Of ILL CHICAGO 2/ 17747.HARVARD UNIVERSITY 17648 FLORIDA HSI Of TECH 16949 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY 16450 U TENNESSEE KNOXVILLE 164

TOTAL, 1ST .50 INSTS. 13,2111,

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE.,

1943

24,074

534496441362420427

'315334341315

3,949

250204300244289

. 278303177E215180

6.621

liiI255251245356240'209227

9,121

0;1" 22122422922,208242207245185164

11,242

192' 177

18817882

193174145203

*.151

13,009;

1,44

23,442

5624554752,3405300307300240244

3,621

2292711842891246197199219197214

5,870

1962031041236201108225254174201

7,676

206179174

'' 167189190179199124164

9,451

1616816414115214814217

103144

,N 10,7,7

1.943

23,103

444463441291416308279244242293

3,503

. 210272179242244199

.215147E198174

5,135

1782101021240200121244

1 U204

7,450

203173176170181207178237128147

9,250

17316717714561

II:15

113134

10,543

A

1544

5,042

55430

1183

82633790.25

516

7325

11251

43$681566443

1,108

5649,1441114513717836531

1,746

224749553229313

5719

2.091

18121437262934

1526516

2,494

'

1943

4,971

SO33..0

714

119364699

. 22

480

40321214

1 43798830E

. 672

986

4143

14311551

124112835023

1,671

255153592735258

5717

2.032

If101133

?133540

1705013

2,1444'

1344

25,311

539'47247531640534233$

. 319270296

773

4523212142931257233220245226237

,

. 6,253

231223155124121915123018 311195212

8,201

2161,6194194201

, 190159200146175

10,209

17117317015116116014765128153

11,691

1943

24,442

474476441303418366296310275290

_

.3,651

, 2302891195.285257236

.255' 162E224172

5,946

. 1912211571244221162.2511

1411214

8,021

215,, 193'', 200' 1971932111,0239146156

9,945

18117118315173

14414667142143

11,390

54

TABLE 5-59. -- SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 'EMPLOYED AT ,DOCTORATE-GRANTING,

- CONTINUEDINSTITUTIONAL. RANKING'

IA NORTHNESTERNiUNIVERSITY52 UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS53 UNIV OF NC AT CHAPEL HILL.54 GEORGE NASHINGTON UNIV55 UNIVERSITY Of UTAH56. AMAIN UNIVERITY57 UNIVERSITY Of

SCINCINNATI

58 SAN DIEGO STATE UNIV59 YALE. UNIVERSITY60 LOUISIANA. STATE UNIV

TOTAL,. 1S1 60 PMTS.

41.KANS ST U - AG A APP SCI62 UNIV OF CAL SAITAIANIARA 1/63 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO64 'SUNY AT STONY 5400K65 PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY66 SUNY AT BUFFALO67 UNIV Of SOUTHERN CAL6$ UNIV OF SOUTH FLORIDA69 UNIV OF MISSOURI COCUNKIA70 UNIV OF MASS AT AMHERST

TOTAL. 1ST 70 INSTS.

71 CUNT HUNTER COLLEGE72 UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA'73 NESTERN MICHIGAN UNIV74 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY75 ST JOHN'S UNIVERSITY 1NY)76 UNIVERSITY OF DENVER77 DUKE UNIVERSITY71 UNIV OF NIS -MILWAUKEE79 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY60 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO


81 OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY82 EMORY UNIVERSITY83 PRINCETON UNIVERSITY84 IRIGHAH YOUNG UNIVERSITY85 UNIV OF CAL DAVIS 2184 SUMY,AT IINGWAMTON87 GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITYIS U OF STON UNIV ,PARK89 F''' IVERSITY90 LONG IS 0 UNIVERSITY

TOTAL, 1 T 90 INSTS.

91 GEORGETOON UNIVERSITY;12 KENT STATE UNIVERSITY ,

93 NORTHERN ILLINOIS UNIV94 ORANDEIS UNIVERSITY95 ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY96 STANFORD UNIVERSITY97 UNIVERSITY OF NEN MEXICO98 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA99 MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIV100 UNIV Of NESAASKA -LINCOLN

TOTAL, 1ST" 100 INSTS.

TOTAL, ALL OTHER INSTS.

1/

INSTITUTIONS; JANUARY 1943 AND JANUARY 1984

TOTAL -

1014 1913

: FULL TIME

2984 1913

PART TINE

1984 1983

TOTAL FTE

1984, 1983

264 179 143 152 22 27 143 157

163.142

174154

163148

174144

01

010

163155 1

174149

,

162 1% 89 94 743 ' 62 117 115

157 155 122 122 as 33 137,

156 170 139 149 17 21 144 1'51

154 73 133 67 21 6 139 . 69

1531 53

193145

124120

141129

.,2923

5216

135139

153136

151 159 140 146 11 12 145 146

14,166 14,567 12,124 11,861 2,734 2,706 13,110 12,785

12 171 139 147 12 24 144 157 '

141 157 106 107 42 50 123 129

14144

"i31

121121 113411

27 420

119228

136117

43 144 105 105 g 41 ' 107 104

138 187321 129 1 1371 134

1142142140139

13111241141

119130

9412221128

5015219

3712113

112.139134

1111

1341231

130 137 125 124 5 13 120 12$

16,295 15,181 13,313 13,062 2,912 2,919 14,378 14,060

12, 128 77 79 52 49 93 89

128 80 126 71 2 2 125 79

227 125 106 111 21 14 114

126 115 121 109 . 5 4 -102 112

125125 911

12575105

56111I

5020

35114

91'117

6$1117

174 148 . 110 ' 124 14 24 115 140

123 159 59 ' 77 64 $2 $6 111

123 127 122 126 1 126

121 133 120 121 1 5 1141.22 120

17,546 17,212 14,334 14,041 3,212 3,151 15,457 15,131

117 118 107 113 ,*10 5 111 115 '

2161 1141 951 '931 211 211 1002 981

121 105 109 11 12 103 116

116 121 97 90.1 19 25 103 104

2 120 90 100 25 20 , IDS Ili

115 98 80 91 35 7 90 93

115 1 110 . 731 71 421 31 741 72

112 114 843 95 25 19 93 , 100

112 114 66 66 46 48 81 82

112 1121 67 741 45 1041 731 1101

18.693 13,424 15,202

112 124 85112 111 87111 III 97110 112 110110 119 95107 127 $6104 110 92105 104 89105 102 102104 101 . 101

19,775 19,535 16,145

8,74, .539 7,337

14,96:

149789112101100as569999

15,924

7,179

3 91 3,455 16,359 16,149

27 30 99 9925 14 35 10214 22 105 990 0 110 11215 1$ 912114

2722

8797

;T''

94 '""-.'

11 18 90 884 3 102 1003 2 103 100

2,620 3,611' 17,329 17,143

1,412 1,360 7,922. 4,720

THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SYSTEM RE TED SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN JANUARPREVIOUS YEARS, AS THE RESULT OF RECLASSIFYINGSCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 1

RESTRUCTURING SOME S/E DEPARTMENTS.2/ DATA REPRESENT COMIINED TOTALS FOR THE UNIVERSITY'OF ILLINOIS CHICAGO CI

OF ILLINOIS MED/CAL CENTER.NOTE: NUKIERS FOLLOWED SY THE LETTER NE" ARE ESTIMATED; NUMBERS FOLLOW SY

DASHES INDICATE THAT DATA ARE NOT AVAILABLE; DASHES FOLLONED "Cm I


Y 1984 COMPARED TOS/E) MAIDS AND

RCLE AND THE UNIVERSITY

"I* ARE IMPUTED.NDICATE CONFIDENTIAL DATA.

N

0

# TAKE 4-60. -- FULL-TINE-EQUIVALENT SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED INRESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT AT UNIVERSITIES ,AND COLLESES: JANUARY 1971 AND JANUARY 1143-64

ma FYI TOTAL FIE

.



1 JON AS HOPKINS UNIVERSITYUNIV OF KIS-MADISON2

3 YALE UNIVERSITY4 UNIV OF CAL SAN FRANCISCO 1/5 CORNELL UNIVERSITY6 UNIV OF CAL DAVIS 1/7 MASS INST Of TECHNOLOGY$ TEXAS A A N UNIVERSITY1 UNIV OF CAL LOS ANGELES 1/ .'1,00110 LOUISIANA STATE UNIV

TOTAL, 1ST 10 1M515.

11 -UNIV OF.CAL SAN DIEGO 1/12 UNIV OF CAL BERKELEY 1113 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY14 ARIZONA15 MARV UNIVERSITY16 UNIV SITy Of MICHIGAN17 UNIVERSITY Of WASHINGTON14 UNIV OF ILL URILULA19 COLUMBIA UNIV HAIN D/V20 PENNSYLVANIA STATE -UNIV

TOTAL, 1ST, 20 INSTS.

21 UNIV OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN22 GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECH23 U TEXAS SYSTEM CANCER CTL..24 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO25 UNIV OF,MISSOUNI COLUMBIA26 U TEX HEIM SCI CTR S ANTO27 UNUERSITY Of GEORGIA28 -NEW YORK UNIVERSITY21 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY3o UNIV of PENNSYLVANIA

TOTAI,.15T 30 INSTS.

.31 STANFORD UNIVERSITY12 NEW MEXICO STATE UNIV33 OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY34 UNIV OF ND COLLEGE PARK35 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY36 DUKE UNIVERSITY37 BAYLOR COL OF MEDICINE34 UNIVOf CAL RIVERSIDE 1/39 CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV40 N C STATE UNIV AT RALEIGH

TOTAL, 151 40 1ms15. .

41 KANS ST U - AG t APP.SCI42 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA43 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA44 SUNY AT STOW BROOK45 ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY46 UNIVERSITY Of IOWA47 IOWA ST U OF SCI,4,TECH48 UNIVERSITY Of CONNECTICUT49 U TEX HLTH SCI CTR DALLAS50 UNIV OF ILL CHICAGO 2/


1144

61,855

2,4431,112

'1,4721,1761,,04611,0651,06011.045

196

12,454

951919115.853404748774771744645

21,672J

1679'6356355945455795555215181516

27,416

50/507496

" 487479476472456457450

32,211

450441445434432318210344374276

36,434

1943.

'40.594

2,5421,106'1,1021,122

-1,0941.9748451'1879364954

12,462,

949845120823471748721640763651

20,116

66857163360456854955280251?541

26,246

, 525-442545343414701301457465423

.

30,505

501524415405401445385376358357

25,07*

1178

55,962

41.3151

1.2364011480159615131436

7,904

30214931.44645114184457568195751416

13,440

570567,62466531614065197323559721

11,610

1,045119518141 /

307180727111251449315

23,831

217613'3051256347'403407326

.217241

i7,354

.1144

320,212

3,4913,5241,4811,4632,5401,9372,1102,4182,524.2,845

2.'5,142

1,4111,1141,6341,5736,1932, 6902,2362,3232,094,2,235

'50,254

1,7841,144827

1,2611,2731,0531,1641,5341,7821,647

63,406

'1,0181,2711,1091,4921,3041,555416618

1,3711,747

76,154

1,120 ,

2,9002,4551,221478

1,8541,4751,3691,1281,219

11,460

1943

306,442

2,3153,5061,8321,7912,54411,7912,3302,3002,5782,729

24,1112

1,4111,8141,625145445,4102,3412, 11512,2422,1212,201

48,200

1,7371,225434

1,2211,2431,0361,1681,5971,7341,751

62656

1,05011,1501,1042,3551,3301,555769612

1,4591,774

73,817

'1,1532,7912,4231,143443

1,8141,4341,3161,0371,246'

84,740

(

li'.

,

%.

1174.

271,656

2,0863,3341,75511,14612,643

,'1,356I''' 2,2372,0722,18212,102

20,913

'1,311,77011,2321,5454,2613,0092,3332,1632,7211,145

41,941

1,7741,024801

1,3291,1421730

1,1661,5112,6742,5671

56,067

1,723467

1;1131,322102

1:44270513921

1,3181,519

67,050

4623,1462,024715384

1,3181,2261,264712

1,504

40,181

'

1100

SEE FOOTNOTES AT END Of TAKE.

61ASO

55

56

TABLE R-40, -- FULL -TINE- EQUIVALENT SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED INRESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES: JANUAAV 19711 AND .JANUARY 1981-44


51 UNIVERSITY Of NEM NEXICO52 UNIV Of HAWAII-NANOA53 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY54 UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER55 CALIFORNIA INST OF TECH54 MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIV57 CUNY NT SINAI SCH Of *to58 RUTGERS THE ST UNIV Of $J54 UNIV OF NEBRASKA - LINCOLN .

60 UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS .

TOTAL, 1ST. 60 INSTS.

41 BOSTON UNIVERSITY62 OREGON HI-TN SCIENCES UNIV ,

63 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH _

'64 UNIV Of CAL IRYINE 1/65 UNIVERSITY Of VIRGINIA64 COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY67 t3JIV'ALASA4A 111164111366b161 .

63 YESHIVA UNIVERSITY70.EMONY UNIVERSITY .

TOTAL, 1ST 70 1NSTS.

71. UNIVERSITY OF 6mcissATi72 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO72 VA PoLYTECH INST A ST.074 PURDUE UNIVERSITY75 OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY76 NED UNIV OF SO CAROLINA77 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY78 INDIANA UNIVERSITY ,

74 MOURN UNIVERSITY10 VANDERNILT UNIVERSITY

TOTAL, 1ST 40 MTS.

Al OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY12 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI83 CARNEGIE -MELLON UNIV84 SUNY AT IlUfFALOAS BRANDEIS. UNIVERSITY16 UNIV OF-NC AT. CHAPEL HILLA? CLEMSON UNIVERSITY18 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY89 MOODS HOLE OCOGRPNIC INST90 PRINCETON UNIVENSITV

,TOTAL, 157 to INSTS.

91 WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY92 UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA94 UNIV OF M0.1ALT PROF SCR94 TUFTS UNIVERSITY95 LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY;44. MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY Of DELAWARE91 GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV94P UNIV OF CAL SANTA BARBARA 2/

100 FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

TOTAL. 1ST 100 INSTS.

TOTAL, ALL OTHERSAMPLED INSTS.

ESTIMATED TOTAL.101-4MPLE6 INSTS.

110

1914

3743743643411

34734632723243193121

23,177

312'301120713022987962952952842771

42,456

277269246264262262125425825725f 3

45,4116

252244124422612262252241222221214

47,714

213 i

208206 ,

; 203120.212001200193186110

49,781

11,456

611

FTE

1942

241370366454347.28041613423272641

28,547

3132001351E29228929$279

8147427,1

41,343

261446293210217204244283224 '

264

44,069

201,:70'

,'363I0

2281142101209228216

45,111

21320411492011202E185210201274153

47,177

22,727

0

1178

22625113755443071146E273136512533471

30,805

226319378115112291217298542902561

32,228

2231301309160-2041671

14112252441

25,740

54427019112851301

2181197219168402

31,406

363122111as17411141

229

40,048

15,914

0

TOTAL ITS

1144 1483

1,017 9341,164 1,134.2,030 2,030"1,144 1,20453069$

534691

1,054 1,30111,520 1,538771 761

1,533 1,2171

102.425 100,140

1,022 1,044. 6351 61211,436 1,437871 1157

1,067 L034I1,000' 1,0111,113 1,144

941 94SE11, .172141. IS:::

212,612 109,686

1,385 1,179152 2,476

1,076 1,0932,185 2,28279$ 74114031 613114, 844

1,877 1,967 ,

1,072 1,050129- 915

124,407 121,821

4h2,719 2,8012,191

406 51711 3 1,001346 350

1i4IIII 1,2111891

550 552221 221506 527

133,197 131,113

1,164E 1e164$1.152 1,05111,054 1,011

5101 t- 50315571 5415411 526547 574IMO 859

. 564 542649 682

,

141,519' 131,661

125,540 167,711

53,233 0

1178

7111,1231,2851,021. 7226324021

2,4521744-

1,21151

84,993

705622

1,42453318251875

1,005

1,076:::1

31,243

S721,281

978 .1,610

.

67641116471

1,5741790811I

108,260

2,9841.040

1.74Si2551

1,1627895372331640

117,512

1.3401313769354142131814427974261410

221,442

148,214

0

1/ THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SYSTEM REPORTED SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN JANUARY 1984COMPARED TO PREVIOUS YEARS, AS THE RESULT Of RECLASSIFYING SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING(S /E3 AWARDS AND RESTRUCTURING S/E DEPARTMENTS.

2/ DATA REPRESENT COMBINED TOTALS FOR THE UNIVERSITY. Of ILLINOIS CHICAGO CIRCLE-ANDTHE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS MEDICAL CENTER.

NOTE: NUMBERS FOLLOWED AY THE LETTER NEW ARE ESTIMATED; NUMIIERS FOLLOWED AY "1" AREIMPUTED. DASHES INDICATE THAT DATA ARE NOT AYAILAILE; DASHES FOLLOWED IY ''C'INDICATE CONFIDENTIAL DATA.

SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATICW

62

TAKE 141. - FULL -1M1 SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES

INSTITUTIONAL SAWING

TOTAL, ALL IMSTITUTION1

HAAVARO UNIVERSITY - .

IV OF WIS-MADISON3 OU/SIANA STATE UMIV4 IY OF CAL LOS ANGELES i/5 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSSURGH6 JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY7 UNIV OF CAL SAN FRANCISCO 218 ONTO STATE UNIVERSITY',UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN10 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA

OTAL, 1ST 10 1NST1. i

o 11 COLUMBIA UNIV MAIN DIV22 MASS HIST OF TECHNOLOGY13 CORNELL UNIVERSITY14 UNIVERSITY Of KANSAS15 UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA16 YALE UNIVERSITY17 INDIANA UNIVERSITY14 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY

.

19 UNIV Of ILL URSANA

111

20 UNIVERSITY Of WASHINGTONa. .

1074. 1ST N20 'SSTS.

21 U TEX HLTH SCI CTR DALLAS

23 U TEX HLTH SCI CTR 4011521 M22 UNIV Of MO SALT PROF SCH

.24 UNIVERSITY Of 1014425 U TEXAS SYSTEM CANCER CTR26 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY27 UMIV OF ILL CHICAGO 2/'23 DUKE UNIVERSITY -

29 UNIV Of CAL DAVIS A?30 RUTGERS THE ST UNIV OF:KJ

TOTAL ,1ST 30 INSTS.

31 WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY32 UNIVERSITY Of CONNECTICUT33 UNIVERSITY Of NEN MEXICO34 UNIV OF CAL SAN DIEGO /35 U TEX HLTH SCI CTR S AMTO36 UMW Of CAL IENKELEY A?37 CASE NESTERS RESERVE UNIV38 PURDUE UNIVERSITY ',

39 UN1V Of PENNSYLVANIA40 PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV

TOTAL, 1ST 40 1NSTS.*41 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY42 MEW YORK UNIVERSITY43 UNIV Of TEXAS AT AUSTIN:44 HOWARD UNIVERSITY45 SUNY AT STONY BROOK46 UNIVERSITY Of CINCIO1841147,CHEINEY UNIV Of PENN44' UMIV OF P R^RIO PIEDRAS45 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH50 UMIV Of NC AT CHAPEL HILL

AI COLLEGES SY SEX: JANUAlf 1940 AND JANUARY 194344,

WOMEN MEN TOTAL.

1984 1913 19110'1914 1943 11610 1944 1413 1940

57,306 1.2,525 44,215 224,255 220,367 210,775

963 475 546 3,753 3,512 3,078763 744 751 2,354 2,373 2,376724 669 608 2,021 1,554 1,951600 657 111 1,533 1,532 1,208561 5201 4511 1,407 1,260E 1,1851540 504 423 2,465 2,825 2,715. 539 537 227 911 912 711532 485 544 2,005 1,561 1,9541 530 431 710 1,884 1,690 1,875529 490 513 2,436 2,372 2,517

6,215 5,912 3,137 21,173 20,465 14,570

510 495 363% 1,445 1,470 1,310493 352 300 2,213 1,848 1,775410 432 366 1,512 2,019 1065476 2601 1731 976 1,0271 1,0701455 431 257 1,930 1,928 1,706444 441 4171 1,341 1,305 1,4271414 420 2941 1,289 1,325 '1,1441402 402 376 1,518 1,518 1,554369 343 283 1,406 1,757 1,761.367, 374 394 1,487 1,454 1,596\10,615 9,862 8,464 37,140 36,156 14,116

357 2916 112 622 644 /6233541 347 221 6221

352 347 211 527 471 511607 618354 335 279 1,376 1,321 1,274341 346' 4101 456 451 4001335 352 254. 1,270 1,215 1,157323 313 244 840 863 1,043320 245 236 1,183 1,257 1,210318 281 126 1,354 1,273 1,033301 313 326 1,206 1,205 .1,236

.14,066 13,039 11,064 46,513 45,454 64,036

300E 300 305 750E 750 754.296 313 287 975 994 949292 256 233 592 534 6582119 290 . 10 1,012 1,039 868280 265 1821 647 674 6271278 275 175 1,274 4,213 1,062275 210 217 1,051 11,087 1,055275 216 174 1,752 1,742 1,552271 265 211 1,240 1.304 1,027265 227 213 '1,S60 1,551 1,795

16,187 15,796 .13,145 57,131 56,610 54,143,

3621 257 251 1,4761 1,431 1,418262 271 337 1,129 1.134 1,072261 263 334 1,406. 1,341 1,323256 247 2521 _498 770 6461253 240 '134 /911 854 , 761'252 185 132 1465 . 930 1272511 2441 111 2271 2251 44125 303 1921 i 167, 476. . 2491'2 449 1991 581 1,308 1,07712 187 173 1,110 1,007 1,012

TOTAL, 1ST 50 INSTS. 14,43 14,442 15,14 67,301 ' 66,152 62,457SEE FOOTNOTES(AT EMDIOF TABLE.

63

241,561 274,042 254,940

4,716 4,457 3,6743,121 3,117 3,1272,749 2,627 2,5592,133 2,189 1,31191,564 1,710E 1.6363.405 3,325 2,1311,450 1,449 9342,537 2,446 2,5422,414 2,121 2.4742,165 2,162 3,030

N,27,458 26,377 24,707

1,355 1,965 1,673'2,706 2,200 2,0752,442 2,451 293311,452 1,247 1,24312,345 2,359 2,0431,785 1,746 '14441,703 1,745 1,44211,920 1,920 1,9302,175 2,140. 2,0521,854 1,921 1,190

47,835 46:011 0,150 .979 540. 735

:RE818 722

1351,730 IOTA 1,553104 799 1 1101

1,609 1,54_ /..--"" 1,4511,163 1,1 1,4771,503 1,502 1,4461,674 1,554 2,1591,507' 1,522 1,562

60,644 58,493 55,104

.1,050E 1,050 1,0611,271 51,307 1,236684 712 891

1,301 1,324 948.967 939 8091

1,552 1,484 1,2371,326 1,367 1,2722,027 2,027 1.7,741,551 1,569 1,2342,125 2,085 2,001

74,711 72,446 17,530

1,7381 1,614 1,6691,391 1,405 '1,409

-4-

1,667 1,624 1,657'1,154 . 1,017 . 11381,164 1,094 8951,317. 1,115 $59

.4. ; 1tItl. 41:1 411

1,230 1,757 0"14+1.276E1,354 1.194 1,116

86,732 44,594 71,:017

57

TABLE 841. -- FULL4IME SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES

AND COLLEGES 4Y SEX; JANUARY 1940 AND JANUARY 134344

TOTAL, ALL OTHERSAMPLED IMSTS. 111,775 26,373 21,695

ESTIMATED TOTA2,NON - SAMPLED JOISTS. 4),(63 0 0

,1/ THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SYSTEM REPORTED' SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN JANUARY 1584 COMPARED TO

PREVIOUS YEARS, AS THE RESULT OF RECLASSIFYING SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 1S/E/AMAADS AND

RESTRUCTURING SOME S/E DEPARTMENTS. .

2/ DATA REPRESENT COKINED TOTALS FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS CHICAGO CIRCLE ND THE UNIVERSITY

OF ILLINOIS MEDICAL CENTER.NOTE: NURSERS FOLLOWED BY THE LETTER "E" ARE ESTIMATED; HUNTERS FOLLOWED SY *I" ARE IMPUTED.

DASHES INDICATE THAT DATA ARE NOT AVAILAILE;,DASHES FOLLOWED BY "Cw INDICATE CONFIDENTIAL DATA.


61 CITY COLLEGES,01 CHICAGD. 216 224 437 432 653 456

62 UN1Y OF HD COLLEGE PARK 215 220. 262 1,133 1,056 924 1,352 1,276 1,084

44'40STON UNIVERSITY 213 233 271 656 652 646 169 ass 51763 UNIV Of P R -MED SCI CAN 1371S 2171 212 3151 310 2551 5341' 522 3521

65 UNIV Of SOUTHERN CAL r- 210 1591 136 1,122 1,0971 1,074 1,332 1,2941 1,274

, 46 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY -... 210 212 140 1,040 1,040 _704 .', 1,250 . 1,252 $44

67 SUNY DOWNSTATE MED CTR 2071 zur 196 5061 4931 442 . 7131 4951 671.

ill ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY 205 124 451 762 599 6321 547 , 725 477

69 NEW MEXICO STATE UNIV 204 146- 107 1,010 930 6i3 1,214 1,116 750

4 70 NEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY 203 186 204 SAT 871 1110 1,050 1,057 1,084

TOTAL, 1ST 70 !MTS. 23,905 22049 14,871 83,442 42,14* 74,055 107,547 105,113 54,526

71 UNIVERSITY Of OKLAHOMA 131 154 200 1181 812 00 . 745 2,431, 9441949

72 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 1991 157r113/

5041 4931 325 4501 442

73 YESHIVA UNIVERSITY 157 1971 663 6691 6541* 860 844E 847

74 -C III 481 -C . 951 4431 -C 1041 4911

75 IOWA ST U OF SCI 1, TECH 11141 190 176 1.204 ,164 1,303 . 1,292 1,354 1,57,

76 SAYLOR COL OF MEDICINE 185 152 130 675 .440 608 460 792 734

77' UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA 114! , 1671 110 4131 $751 746 2,067 1,042 , 904

71 UNIV OF MASS AT AMHERST 17541 92 91 770 . 693 654 945 4,..' 7115 749

79 UNIV ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM 176 173 146 957 930. SSA 1,133 1,103 .. 1,030

SO U OF ARKANSAS MED SCI CAN 175 161 134 550 56,1 545 765 72, 675

TOTAL, 1ST 10 1NSTS. 25,776 24,263 20,212 111,191 09,217 45,064 114,894 113,550 105,276

81 UNIVERSITY Of ROCHESTER .$73 73 216 146 959 973 921 1,132 1,185 1,067

82 N C STATE UNIV AT RALEIGH 173 155 '141 1,566 1,570 1,436 1,735 1,725 1,577

83 UNIV OF CAL IRVINE / 172 164 ,62 400 607 451 772 771 513

44 TEXAS A 8, PI UNIVERSITY 169 147 110 2,249 2,153 2,058 2,410 2,300 2,161

85 U. TENNESSEE KNOXVILLE 164 162 252 642. 6411 713 150 129 170

U VIRGINIA COMMOMMLTWUNIv 167 155 145 697 694% 6 164 . 149 1111

17 TEXAS WOMAN'S UNIVERSITY 162 174 67, 64 77 224 251 227

88 UNIVERSITY Of LOUISVILLE 161 90, . 74 sas 542 4 749 672. 569

FILTH SCIENCES UNIV 1571 1521 167 3721 3631 391 5291 5161'. 551/

1071III NEN YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE 151 265 463 465 3791 621 630 4461

90 OREGON

TOTAL, 1ST 90 !SSTS. 27,436 215,1143 21,313 .99,340 97,439 52,646 126,754 123,232 114,021

91 UNIV Of NED i DENT OF N J .1521 1441 143 6241 '604I 604 7761 7541 754

'92 KANS ST U - AG & APP SCI 145 140 105 , 925 914 114 1,074 1,054 1119

93 MEDICAL COL Of GEORGIA 147 111 , 412 232 334 559

94 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY 1461 1321 741 1301 7671 976E 4844353

841445

95 SOUTHERN ILL U-CARBOODALE 145 140 IA lql.

7521461 598 . 740 401 446

96 UNIV OF.SOUTH FLORIDA 142 1061 1191 511 4791 5851 55224631 653

97 UNIV TENN CYR HEALTH SCI 140 137 174 400 391' 432 540 521t2tt

is nark AM U PR-SAN GERMAN911 EMORY UNIVERSITY

1311371

121 731.1311

131 NI 284 2S!"

100 GEORGE WASHINGTON ,UNIV 136 142 146 522 497 410 6511 639 IIII1351 1 1 6451 6431 8351 , 8201

TOTAL, 1ST 100 INS14. 211,58 '27,152 22,520 105,063 102,1411 . 57,171 133,931 130,001 120,391

..

0 117,714 112,904 104,9,5 144,091 124,551

32,972 , 0 0 42,635 0

a

TOTAL, ALL OTHERSAMPLED IMSTS. 111,775 26,373 21,695 06,220 117,714 112,904 104,9,5 144,091 124,551

ESTIMATED TOTA2,NON - SAMPLED JOISTS. 4),(63 0 0 32,972 , 0 0 42,635 0

,1/ THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SYSTEM REPORTED' SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN JANUARY 1584 COMPARED TO

PREVIOUS YEARS, AS THE RESULT OF RECLASSIFYING SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 1S/E/AMAADS AND

RESTRUCTURING SOME S/E DEPARTMENTS. .

2/ DATA REPRESENT COKINED TOTALS FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS CHICAGO CIRCLE ND THE UNIVERSITY

OF ILLINOIS MEDICAL CENTER.NOTE: NURSERS FOLLOWED BY THE LETTER "E" ARE ESTIMATED; HUNTERS FOLLOWED SY *I" ARE IMPUTED.

DASHES INDICATE THAT DATA ARE NOT AVAILAILE;,DASHES FOLLOWED BY "Cw INDICATE CONFIDENTIAL DATA.


58

a

N.N.

TABLE 841. -- FULL4IME SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES

AND COLLEGES 4Y SEX; JANUARY 1940 AND JANUARY 134344

6.4

TAKE 11-62. -- PART -TINE SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES

INSTITUTIONAL NANKIN'S

AND COLLEGES 11Y SEX; ',LOWRY 1940 Al0 JANUARY 198346

OMEN

1544 .1343 1940

TOTAL, ALL INSTITUTIONS 24,707 22,267 17,443.

1 HARVARD UNIVERSITY 452 404 2662 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 412 320 1683 CHTY COL ALLEGHENY COUNTY 3151 3561 25514 UNIV OF NIS-MADISON 304 282 2615 UNIV Of CAL SAW FRANCISCO 30.1 301 257 911

7 UNIV OF CAL BERKELEY 1/ 249 213 24316 UNIV IM CAL LOS ANGELES 1/ 301 319' 2571

1 INDIANA UNIVERSITY 240 224 16619 UNIV OF CAL DAVIS 1/ 213 'Is 167 34110 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 202 201 156

._ .

1084

MEN

1543 1980 1984

64,142 62,570 51,116 84,119

1,917 1,854 1,627 2,3691,637 1,390 931 2,0499211 8541 6041 1,3061405 346 376 709525 443 3241 1526

538 490 7741 839551540

523475

74913661

800780

310 284 ? 2851 523355- 379 4 ,'343 557

i

TOTAL, 1S7 10 IMSTS. 3,055 2,749 1,563 7,694 7,104 6,426 10,758

12 UNIVERSITY Of MICHIGAN11 INTER AN U PR-SAN GERMAN

13 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY14 BOSTON UNIVERSITY15 UNIV OF ND BALT PROF SCH16 LOUISIANA STATE UNIV27 NEN YORK UNIVERSITY18 UMW OF CAL SA* DIEGO 1/19 GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV20 UNIVERSITY OF IONA


197 147 611 340 292186 146 199 457 355

. 1741 1731 47 6421 6341151 146 83 359 341143 109 74 362 345140 140 104 393 349136 152 164 520 534130 103 341 267 210129 131 101 451 470126 115 112 204 211

4,571 4.,

,111 2,539 11,694 10,9.02

TOTAL

1983

a

1540

14,437 .69,259

2,251 1,031,710 1,1061,2101_ 85111678 637720 415

7114"2

1,031

659 5321451 379510 539

9,857 11,310

415Ili: ;SI

11111201

184 1031414

249 510 487 : 332207 505 454 281404 533 529 501480 656 690 641I04I 397 313 140439 580 601 540171 330 333 213

9,201 16,265 15,013 12,140

1 UNIVERSITY OF PITTStURGH 126 RTE 661 252 244E 378 330E 28222 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY 122 122 74 244 244

2161221 366 300

23 U TEX HLTH SCI OR DALLAS 122 82 25 257 215 124 DI 297 14924 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT 120 101 103 170 163 182 290 264 28525 CAL F ST UNIV LONG REACH 1201 118 51 2661 257 375 145

17 CLIP MY COL\OIST 1181 404 1521 3251 III? '41: 4351 3091,26 COL A UNIV MAIN DIV 120 131 104 310 335 466 452

29 UNIVERSITY MINNtSOTA , 1151511'123

1011340 344 433 475, 467 / 5,0

r24 UNIVERSI utm_ 117 377 178 3011 494 232 402E

30 PURDUE UNIV ITY ; 113 101 65 276 280 205 389 341 ,270

TOTAL, 1ST 30 5,764 5,135 3,777 14,558 13,491 11,647 20,222

31 MASS INST OF TECHNOLOGY ,112 70 61 296 186 _230 40332 ST LOUIS COMMUNITY] COL 1121 1051 101 3031 2791 271 415133 MERCY COLLEGE 1111 1051 82 1711 1641 126 282134 UNIV OF ILL URSANA 109 124 81 163 144 210 27235 INTER AM U PR..CIRL OFF 109 131 94 248 251 208 357.36 UNIV OF SOUTHERN CAL 107 801 74 371 .2761 258 48537 UNIV OF HAWAII-HAMM 104 14 66 104 207 186 310

\38 PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV 103 102 63 199 149 107 30219LUNIV OF ILL CHICAGO 2/ 102 99 108 221 238 708 33040VAIE UNIVERSITY 100 98. 1241 71 73 1911 178

TOTAL, 1ST 40 INSTS. 6,133 6,135 4,540 16,124 15,462 13,894 22,661

41 UNIVERSITY OF NENNEXICO 99 .- 94 83 194 217 222 29341 WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY 94E 98 129 225E 225 272 323E43 OgEGON HLTH SCIENCES UNIV 561 911 . 76 1341, 1771 172 284144 JOHN F KENNEDY UNIVERSITY 96 691 59 111 941 88 20745 SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIV 55 96 117 135 164 J 218 23446 CALIF ST UNIV FULLERTON 'SI 93 481 1821 176 1221 .277147 SAN DIEGO CITY COLLEGE 921 861 5 2011 1451 19 293148 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 90 35 66 365 104 140 45549 UNIV Of PENNSYLVANIA , 89 217 73 252 519 Ilk 216 34150 HILLSBOROUGH MTV COLLEGE SW 131 65 2061 11191 85 2941

TOTAL, 1ST 50 INSTS. 7,771 7,097 5,266 111,891 17,592 15,456 26,662 24,645 '20,722

'SEE FOOTNOTES AT END OF TABLE. 1

18,626/

256384126912723423561

15,426

291"371208291.302332

233251 NS337 816171 315

,21,597 111,434

311 310323 40164I 248631 147260 335269 17012711 24239 204 1

816 2592721 154;

ti

4

6559

TAKE 81. PART -TIME SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIESAND COLLEGES NY SEX: JANUARY MO AND JANUARY 1983784

.-CONTINIX_V*_


51 MONTGOMERY COLLEGE52 UNIV OF MIS -.44ILMAUKEE53 WILLIAM RAINEY HARPER COL54 PACE UNIVERSITY55 TEMPSE UNIVERSITY56 WAYNE COUNTY MTV COLLEGE57 UNIV Of CAL IRVINE Al51 TUFTS UNIVERSITY59 SINCLAIR COMMUNITY COL60 UNIVERSITYOf KANSAS

1384

MOWN

1913 MO 1984

$51 791 601 26,1831 56 55 207183- 67 49 16779 691 401 19176 43 90 220741 ;691 52 120174 73 221 127731 721 31 3921

100 24 232A 161 .614 117.

MEN

1983

24911851251831184

1111I3891244321 :

,

TOTAL, 1ST 60 INSTS. 111,5248 7,741 '5,762 20,933 111,413

61 BERGEN COMMUNITY COLLEGE 701 ' 651 47 981 911'62 PORTLAND COMMUNITY COL 70 75 301 101 102

64 NORTHERN VA COMMUNITY COL,4

6836 1041 931,63 PARKLAND COLLEGE 701 3!If 297 249

45 LAWRENCE INST OF TECH 681I

1 1511

67 HOUSTON CORRIITY COLLEGE 64 461 331 167

20514311

44 YESHIVA UNIVERSITY 67 t! .44154

271MP 1421

64 TIDEWATER COMMUNITY COL 41 6469 IV Of MD COLLEGE PARK 66

56 46 46 10663 66 193 1644UN

70 UNIV Of TEXAS AT AUSTIN 65 76 111 174 .154

TOTAL, 1ST 70 INSTS. 9,214 8,392 6,245 22,587 20,507

71 JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY 64 41 24 ' 164 15172 CUNY QUEENS COLLEGE 641 631 54 1231 119173 CORNELL UNIVERSITY 62 72 40 . 413 10274 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY75 TOWN ST UNIVERSITY

61601 59

234 13511a11-1 . 130

1319

76 LOYOLA UNIV - CHICAGO" 59 55 50 235 22377 MOMARD UNIVERSITY 59 94 1651 -1130 . 84278 UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA 59 22 59 72 ',' 14579 CUNY HUNTER COLLEGE. 18 sa 70 531 98 97SO UNIV.:* P 1-RIO PIEDRAS 57 '44: 171 65 77

TOTAL, 1ST SO INSTS. 9,817 8,914 6,759 24,652 22,803

81 IONA ST LI OF SCI & TECH 55 48 45 83 77$2 KEAN COL OF- NEM JERSEY 551 551 311 . 1421 137183 UNIVERSITY Of ARIZONA 55 48 29 160 13684 DARTMOUTH COLLEGE 54 42 271 215 21085 NEM MEXICO STATE UNIV 54' 32 26 94 4186 CALIF STATE UNIV FRESNO 541 1 491 121 671 68187 OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY . 54 53 241 90 . 10188 SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY 531 52 821 2411 234At MACOMB COUNTY CMTY COL 52 15 10 122 4890 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 501, 48 46 561 52

r

TOTAL, 1ST 90 INSTS. 10,333 9,356 7,091 25,922 , 23,1027

1980 1584 1983 1980

1731 3541 3281 2331,. 103 290 241 158

95 250 192 144270 252 1531'1131

.313 296 227 403

7tI1941 1281801

192 97234 4651 4611 272117 302 344 1412001 1$7 48 2461

TOTAL

16,955

635813442

29,471

16811711741365

27,154,

15611771631357

,22,717

110III7058

1081 215V 2041 1521

III338 256E 222233 2081 1051

92 162 142 138' 163 259 227 229 IF

176 -239 230 227 x.

17,941 81,801 ,24,249 24,184

141 228. 192 165' 119 1371 .1821 173.

82 175 .174 12247191

2411,51

11190

65125

241 294 271 291.3961 939 936 561105 131 167 16411/1 154, 167

1741371 122 121

19,317 34,469, 31,717 26,076

,,' 73 138 125 115661 1971 1921 971135 ' 215 a 1641281 269 155139 148 7 65411 3.21 117 53 ,771 144 154 101

2731 2941' 284 355131 174 83 41

103 1061 100 149

20,283 36,275 33,233__,

27,374

91 SUNY SUFFOLK CO CMTY COL 4 501 471 281 1621 1491 l 671 212192 U TEX.NLYM SCI CTR S ONTO 50 54 211 16$ 1$2 1051 21893 MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY 491 48 121 541 53 291 103E94 GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY 0. 491 '47 231 921 $6 511 141195 CUNY COL STATEN ISLAND 491 48 61 1281 12494 CALIF STATE UNIV CHICO 491 471 37 11901 81 57

171 1771

97 LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY 49 301 39 169 1911 109 21898 CALIF ST UNIV NORTHRIDGE 491 48E 51 1391 135E 154 11181

99 WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY 49 . 21 9 65 61 72 114100 gam UNIVERSITY 48 37 29 57 58 40 105

TOTAL, 1ST 100 INSTS. t 10,844 9,785 7,352 27,046 25,060 20,994 37490

TOTAL, ALL OTHERSAMPLED INSTS. 4,281 12,482 10,091 26,174 37,510 30,822 24,462

ESTIMATED TOTAL,MON-SAMPLED INSTS. 5,575 0 0 10,962 0 0 16,537

1961 ' 95244 ! ,132I

, 101 511133 7411722311351 942211 148183E 20582 81

: 95 69

34,145 211,344

49,992 40,913.

0 0

1/ THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SYSTEM REPORTED SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN JANUARY 1184 COMPARED TOPREVIOUS YEARS, AS THE RESULT OF RECLASSIFYING SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING 451E) AWARDS ANDRESTRUCTURING SOME S/E DEPA5TMENTS.

2/OFDATA

ILLINOISREPRESEMEDICAL

CNT

COMBINENEDTERTOTALS

FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS CHICAGO CIRCLE AND THE UNIVERSITY

NOTE: NUMBERS FOLLOWED BY THE LETTER WE ARE ESTIMATED; NUMBERS FOLLOWED BY "1" ARE IMPUTED.DASHES INDICATE THAT DATA ARE NOT AVAILABLE; DASHES FOLLOWED BY C" INDICATE CONFIDENTIAL DATA.

SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION '

4

6066

TAKE 843. -- FULL4INE SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES

TOTAL AU.FIELDS

IV FIELD AND SEX:

ENGINEERS PHYSICALSCIENTISTS

JANUARY 1984

MYRON-MENTAL

SCIENTISTSINSTITUTIONAL RANKING

TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL. WOMEN

TOTAL, ALL MTS. 211561 57306 24435 1169 21030 2447 1933 t361 HARVARD UNIVERSITY 4716 963 43 0 258 19 49 t42,J0HNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY 3405 540 1033 23 409 28 35 53 UNIV Of NIS-MADISON 3121 763 204 31 201 9 149 '244 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA 2165 529 200 5' 148 IC, 40 15 LOUISIANA STATE UNIV 2749 728 157 3 139 8 129 246 MASS INST OF TECHNOLOGY 2706 493 407 64 626 55 154 257 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 2537 632 .301 13 196 22 42 48 CORNELL. UNIVERSITY 2442 48U 16 ,219 16 33 59 TEXAS A A N UNIVERSITY 2414 169 17 10 105 2 94 6

..Ip/uNivEasITY Of MICHIGAN 2414 530 3.31 11 262 35 56 3

TOTAL, 1ST 10 INSTS. 29473 5727 34 143 2564 205 821 101

12.UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA 2385 455 239 5 98 2 21 112 UNIV Of ILL UR8ANA 2175 369 '378 28 252 25 1177 1913 UNIV Of CAL LOS ANGELES 1/$2133 600 200 25 164 25 44 1014 PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV 2125 265 627 25 194 12 SS 815 PURDUE UNIVERSITY 2027 275 527, 18 266 22 29 1'16 UNIVERSITY Of PITIS1UWD14 1948 541 130 7 151 14 11 117 COLUMBIA UNIV MAIN DIV 1955 510 103 120 8 189 4018 UNIVERSITY Of KENTUCKY 1920 402 161 134 22,. 54 719 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 1854 367 264 133 7 148 1720 YALE UNIVERSITY, 1785 444 46 133 10 39 0

TOTAL, 1ST 20 1MS;Arr, 491100 9975 6570 306 4222\ 355 1608 205

21 N C STATE UNIV AT RALEIGH 1739 173 324 15 97 , 10 35 322 NICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 1734 262 127 1 1911 16 39 123 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA 1730 354 71 1 103 5 14 124 INDIANA UNIVERSITY 1703 414 48 4 197 15 110 825 UNIV OF CAL. DAVIS 1/ 2674 318 71 5 61 4 17 * 026 UNIV OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN 1647 241 244 11 401 32 170 2227 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 1609 339 57 0 43 4 . 20 228 UMW Of CAL BERKELEY 1/ 1552 274. 344 27. 239 30 23 129 UNIV Of PENNSYLVANIA 1551 271 11 4 87 5 5 030 RUTGERS THE ST UNIV Of NJ 1507 , 301 117 8 168 6 61 4

TOTAL, 1ST 30 !SSTS. 66270 12946 8065 332 5857 5ó2 2102 248

31 DUKE UN RSIIY 1503 320 50 3, 77 5 39 132 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 1493 243

169 3, 201 13 102 533 UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS 1452 476 121 3 69 3 66 1034 UNIV OF CAL. SAN FRANCISC01/1450 539 0 0 0 0 0 035 IONA STJU OF SCI & TECH 1392 148 356 35. 14 12 17 034 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 1391 262 24 0, 76 4 / 0 037 UN!V OF NC AT CHAPEL HILL 1358 24$ 39 2 87 5 24 138 UNIV OF HD COLLEGE PARK 1352 219 214 9 336 37 31 439 UNIV Of SOUTHERN CAL 1332 21040 CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV. 1326 275

157125

75.

1676

83

-30a

11

TOTAL, 1ST 40 INSTS. 10319 15926 9320 444 61966 5,6 2419 279

41 UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI 1317 252 140 17 64. '1 13 242 UNIV Of CAI SAN DIEGO 1/_ 1301 28943 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT 1271 296

28122

36

14660

155

13033'

66

44 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 1258 215. 46 1 171 11 41 ,245 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 1250 210 152 6 144 10 la 1

UNIV OF MISSOURI COLUNSIA 1231 247 110 2 48 4 29 247 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH 1220 249 139 11 126 2 30 '348 NEM MEXICO STATE UNIV 1214 204 254 5 86 4 15 049 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI 1137 231 70 1 ', 35 0 103 550 SUNY AF STONY BROOK 1164 253 6-4 S 189 15 57 6.

TOTAL, 1ST 50 INSTS. 92742 14392 10449 506 8037 464 3044 370

TOTAL ALL OTHERiAMPLfD INSTS. 146114 29251 16243 551

%14776,.

1424 4640 3.95

ESTIMATED TOTAL.6217NON -SAMPLEIS INSTS. 42625 9663 2743 52 793 1165 71

MATH. ANDCOMPUTER

SCIENTISTSLIFE PSYCHOLOGISTS SOCIAL

SCIENTISTS SCIENTISTS

TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN

31940

5722819826314616115968154112

1446

5911 122439 33925

10 90242 1515 39017 1760 53618 1732 36833 2000 62316 650 26015 1490 41310 1430 3211.2 1122 62

1245 3487142 170/3 4223

73 6 1675 396225 39 776 16966 0 1350 464

201 41 735 132226 40 *690 156201 54 1149 40661 3 1224 391

156 46 1089 26298 10 997 27063 7 1341 ,403

2816 434 23119 7279

144 19 925 93133 .10 83, 161100 9 '1228 302114 32 923 31249 7 1359 276

232 16 209 42'91 11 1275 31484 5 609 14585 9 1041 219

217 26 411 76

4065 574-36952 9239

42 3 1160 .273109 12 635 15859 9 113 3270 0 1450 539

154 23 582 94150 '11 8711 18455 1 356 196173 22 336 8354 4 476 16839 2 1035 254

4902 665 45673 11515

93 15 843 19073 5 627 18063 7 687 18164 3 771 191104 5 639 16953 7 520 19589 6 695 193

192 40 385 6050 5 848 212:92 12 514 171

5775 770 52572,13257

17394 3293 60425 16707

4771 1905 1692 3161

1/ THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SYSTEM REPORTED SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN JANUARY 1984 COMPARED TOPREVIOUS YEARS, AS THE RESULT OF RECLASSIFYING SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (S/E) AWARDS ANDRESTSUCTURING SOME S/E DEPARTMENTS.


6 7

TOTAL WOMEN

17087 4491

TOTAL. WOMEN

42447 1090

311 10 142 1827 7 158 45169 62 300 84120 30 562 9734 9 140 2879 37 229 3656 13 293 52116 45 271 6751 10 475 66103 27 307 90

797 250 2877 543

43 4 236 37143. 41 244 5570 18 197 5274 17 206 3088 20 201 1873 28 219 5118 6 240 51-,76 26 246 35'47 12 167 3433 11 130 11

1462 437 5003 959

21 5 179 24112 31 ,289 4235 7 179 29'112 24 199 3920 5 90 21107 28 300 7022 3 61 556 22 197 4727 7 225 27128 40 405 121

2102 409 7127 1145

25 5 110 22Al 22 189 30 1

161 83 163 360 0' 0 10

25 3 164 '2279 .23 114 4049 12 144 2266 22 196 4240 4 47 1813 3 30 7

2641 746 4394 1637 *,

29 5 133 2229 8 68 12103 30 203 6345. 14 120 1250 0 143 1941 12 130 2429 7. 122 2777 25 201 6637 ;',5 44 357 15 221 29

3134 907 9443 1914

9600 2435' 23066 4446

4349 1149 9698 1730

61

4,

MILE s-44, -- PART-TINE SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESBY FIELD AND SEX: JANUARY 1944

ENVIR0*-- MATH. ANDENGINEERS PHYSICAL, MENTAL COMPUTER

SCIENTISTS SCIENTISTS

TOTAL. WHEN TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL M TOTAL

9540 500 6491 1491. 431 17342


TOTAL, ALL INSTS.

TOTAL, ALLFIELDS

TOTAL WOMEN

84449 24707

1 HARVARD UNIVERSITY 23692 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 20493 CMTY COL ALLEGHENY COUNTY 13064 NOMAD UNIVERSITY 939.5 UNIV OF CAL LOS ANGELES_1/ 8311

6 UNIV OF CAL SAN FRANCISC01/ 4267 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 8168 UNIV OF CAL BERKELEY I/ SOO9 INDIANA UNIVERSITY 74010 UNly OF NIS-MADISON 709

452 6 1 15412 411 it 30385 237 2 20659 31 5 9301 95 13 , 50301174 127 4 121249 192 42

12 45ISO

240 51304 80 16 33

1413

4

53

5 2 178 1 64O .0 357O 0 5

12 15 3 10O 0 0 011 11 0 '22339

82

169 437 31 13 29

121 2/TOTAL, 1ST 10 PMTS. 11433 2877 775 100 619 142

11 WEN YORK UNIVERSITY12 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN13 PHILA COL OSTEOPATHIC WO14 GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIV15 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON16 INTER AM U PR -SAN.GERMAN17 LOUISIANA STATE UNIV18 UNIV OF CAL DAVIS 1/19 SOSTON'UNIVENSITY'20 UNIV OF MD 'ALT PROF SCH

656 136643 146601 14580 129557 202537 197

5533 140213513

2510 1

505 243

12 7 25 8 12 5O 0 0 0 0 0

113 0 gi 2 16 545 7 282 2

523. 7

14 0 10 3. 31 2 17

1010

4 1 15

47 3 22 3 7 20 0 0 0 0 0

TOTAL, 1ST 20 INSTS. 17071 4388 1117

21 UNIVERSITY OF UTAH 494 117 11122 UNIV OF SOUTHERN CAL 485 107 0723 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA 475 115 5024 CUYAHOGA CMTY COL 0I57 470 118 6825 TUFTS UNIVERSITY r 445 73 1426 UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO 455 90 5427 COLUH814 UNIV MAIN DIV 410, 120 2428 ST LOUIS COMMUNITY COL 415 112 7329 MASS INST Of TECHNOLOGY 408 112 11330 UNIV OP0CAL SAN DIEGO 1/ 397 130 5

TOTAL, 1ST 30 INSTS. 21572 5482 1714

31 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIV32 PURDUE UNIVERSITY33 CALIR ST UNIV LONG BEACH34 U TEX HLTH SCI CIA DALLAS35 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH36 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY37 WASHINGTON STATE UNIV31 NORTHERN VA COMMUNITY COL39 INTER ASV PR-CTRL 111F40 MONTGOMERY COLLEGE

121 878

144 134 , 70 43

4

222

LIFE PSYCHOLOGISTS SOCIAL ,

SCIENTISTS 'SCIENTISTS

WOMEN TOTAL WOKEN TOTAL WOMEN 'TOTAL N

5121 '33590 10637 6880 2841 13315 764

1 2286 437 6 2 34 511 1761 344 19 3 11 '39

107 230 43 195 45 18 .56

.1 167 48 1 1 3

I 5S2 231 19 10 310 326 302 0 0 0

27 129 64 61 15 144 46

29 424 141 43 1 14 :t 249 261 110 45 30

11 423 1118 31 19/

82 40

819, 197 7789 1957 420 17 ,120 274

/40a

Po14

1102313

1195

142 196 56 1221

i1 6 331 11, 3 II2 4 3 17

9 1 0 1543 2 0

170 24 75 150

1113 2 4 1 21/5 10 3 0 146

2442 8 22 100 - 50 10 56 '17 22

175 1352 261 404 111 16511

391 46 49' 2389 113 99 4384 120 92 7

379 122 0 0378 126 24 0366

12924 I

366 12 1

365 68 75 1

357 109 19 1

354 15 23 0

2925460111512243338

.7 3 0 485 0 011 11 3

.102

O 0 01 1

4 3O 44 43 25 1

000I

172

.. 13163, 94.71

TOTAL, 1ST 40 INSTS. 25303 6422 2140 192 1515 308 433 1 6 2346

342 89 35 5 17 S 2 ',I. 15 / 2 248 ' 73 7

340 47 21 7 0, 0 0 .. 0 299 40 3

338 67 0 I 1 0 0 0' 5 i" 2 249 37 51

4 1

4 1

4 2 i 2 00 0- 8 '3 273' 108

8 . 4 265 76. 105

330 126330 102

9 1

NI 9844 22

38 110

3;37

0 -0 141 , 19 56 17 21I .1 34 ' 14 134 42 30

310 104 A 0 8 2 6 '0 13 I 5 '.219 70 7

302 70 . 47 1 13 0 5 , 1 89 20 42 29 19

302 103 62\ 4

46 11 2 1 16 36 77 41 6

TOTAL, 1ST 50 INSTS. 28542 7272 2390 218 1769 335 451 120 2.7.21,01.211...=136,0411114-"1304

41 UNIV OF PENNSYLVANIA42 SUNY AT BUFFALO43 YESHIVA UNIVERSITY44 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA45 WHY OF ILL CHICAGO 2/44 SUNY NASSAU CMTY COLLEGE-47 WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY48 UNIV OF HAWAII -MANO449 SINCLAIR COMMUNITY COL.50 PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV

.9205 ,

427104103

409426601257378134454430154484

53 72 21 112 35118 27 , 45 63 3114 0 / 0 0 073 27/ 15 73 ,

156 16'

269 55 17

78 29 '145 42114 11 3181 6

9 53 25 11

63 24 5 '137 65128 0 0 46 12

271 !1152,2 29 687 300 1457 516

5 176 16 4 , 35 111, 282 79 19 .2 55 17

0 335 / 76 7 4 55 2642 15 58 25 104 27

4 31;. 321 11 .1

1 0 10 2522 7 47 1333 15 73 167 : 4 16 4

3 621 28

24, 89 514 101 37

0 91

I/ 241 94

.1 13513 '2533 112 375 1974 663

1137141242701920

; 20

534

203 18 25 793 57 20 779 54 24 8

119368 119 2

71 168

2014 SS 40 14

.248 27 0 IR 1

47 21 28 16 24 6

74. .29 54 30 SI 2527 10 43 11 151 32

34 1

45 314 19 A'

0.200.

5443 IS

15140 3997 1149 487 2510 781

TOTAL ALL OTHERLIANA() ilisrs.

ESTIMATED TOTAL,NON-SAMPLED INSTS. 14.537 5575 1815 34 1441 399 294 92 534 1938 2671

43810 11360 5375 244 3234 679 944 211 9201' '2547 13913

;/ THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SYSTEM REPORTED SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN JANUARY 1144 COMPARED TO

, PREVIOUS YEARS, AS THE RESULT OF RECLASSIFYING SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (S/U.AHANDS ANDRESTRUCTURING SOME S/E DEPARTMENTS.

'2/ DATA REPRESENT COMBINED TOTAJ.S FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS CHICAGO CIRCLE ANO THE UNIVERSITY

OF ILLINOIS MEDICAL CENTER.SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION ,

41

2035492

1

17103231292357

8749

23

33

1014

11725119

544 2873 889

4568 3808 1515 7327 2016

1534

6 8

62

4

1764 712 3125. 135

TAILE 1-4110 --- HULL -TIME 'SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERSAY FIELD AND SEX:

TOTAL. ALLFIELDS

"k TOTAL WOMEN

196754 40023

INSTIIUTIONAL RANKING

,T011, ALL INSTS.

1 UNIV OF WIS-MADISON 31212 UNIVERSIIY OF MINNESOTA 2965.3 LOUISIANA TATE UNIV '12749.4 060 STAT.E UNIVEWSITY 2537

,UNIV5 TEXAS A & N UNIVERSLTY 2418-,LNIVERSIP, OF MICHIGAN 2414ERSITY

uNDVERSITV OF'FLORIDA 23858 UNIV OF al URBANA. 2175'9 WHY OF'CAL 'LOS ANGELES 1'/213310PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV 2125

763529728532169530455349600265

EMPLOYED AT PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESJANUARY 1984-

ENVIROW MAENGINEERS PHYSICAL HEN5AL

SCIENTISTS SCIENTISTS SCIENTIS

ANDR

TOTAL, WOMEN' TOTAL WOMEN-

21994 .845. 19066 1721

304.200157301417

239328

3782C0627

31

313,

10135

18

2525

201148139196105

298252166194

TOTAL, 1ST 10 INSTS. ;spot 4140 3151 153 . 1742

...,,-. 11' PURDUE UN.

IVERSITY. 2027 275 52712 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH , 1963 561 13013 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY 1920 .402. ' 161_!__.14 UNIVERSITY OF MASHINGTON '1854 3/.7.---,---25415 N C STATE UNIV AT RALEIGH 1731 173 '''324k16 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY 1734 ; 4,17. '127'17. UNIVERSITY OF IOKA 1730,,i1.754, 71IS INDIANA UNIVERSITY . 1703 414 48

- 14 UNIV OF CAL DAVIS 14. 1674, 318. 78'20 UNIV OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN 1447 261i . go

Mt

SCIENTIST\SYCHOLOGI"S SOCIAL

SCIENTISTS

TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN4.

7102 647 23931 4551. 82457 23.301 11797 3156 30405 5742

9 189 24 198 17 1760 536 164 62 330 84.10 40 1 163 18 17 368 120 30 562 97

.

8 129 24 33 200032

623 38 9 140 2822 42 4 15 1490 413 56 13 293 523 94 6 54 12 1122 62 51 10 475 6635 56 3 112 , 9 1245-J-348 103 27 307 ,90

28 117 19 223 39 776 1698 236 372 21 1

76 1675 396 43

143' 41 284 55*25 84 10 116 6 1350 464 70 18 197 52

..,1"2 NS Al 201 41 735 132 74 17 206 30

154 840 100 1497 196 13815 3511 867 235 3000 591

18 266 , 227', 158 ", 144 ` 138 .2215 133 715 97 '10

1 199 161 103A 197

611

5401

1

51

TOTAL, 1ST 20 INSTS, 43042 8327 5121 234 3515 3C11

21. UNIV OF CAL OERKELEY 1/ 2,552 '278 , '344 ' 27 239 3022 RUTGERS TIALST.UNIV Of N,J 1507 301 217 ," 8 168 . 2623UNIVERSIT1NOF ARIZONA 1491, 243 169, 3 208 '1324 UNIVERSITY' OF KANSAS 1452' 476 121 , 3 69 825 UNIV OF CAL SAW FRANCISC01/1450 534 ' 0 0 , 0 Ach 0'26 IOWA ST U Of SC! A TECH 1392 1011 4356 35 f_ 94 11'27 UNIV OT NC AT CHAPEL HILL 1351- 243 33 1 87 528 UNIV OF MO COLLEGE PARK 1352 219'. 214' 9 336 3729 UNIVERSITY OE CINCINKATI 1317 252 140 17 66 '30 UNIV OF CAL SAN DIEGO 1/ 1101 289 28 3 144 15

TOTAL, 1ST 30 INeTS 57216 11360 6653 440 4928 447

31323334as

UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUTUNIV OF MISSOURI COLUMBIAUNIVERSITY OP UTAHNEN MEXICO STATE UNIVSUNY AT STONY Rom

36 UNIV OF 14.1. CHICAGO 2/37UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA3.4 UNIV ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM39 GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECH40 UNIVERSITY 0 OKLAHOMA

TOTAL, 1S1 40 INSTS,

41 KANS ST U AG 4rAPP 107,4 14942 UNIVERSITY,DF vrttonu. 10E7 1844104 POLYTECH INST LIST U 1062 70.44 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY e 1051 222

' 145 WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY 1050 30046 WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY 1050 20347 OREGON STATE7UNN68SITX 1049 11948 UNIV OF HAWAII -MA NOK-- 1045, 22749 AUBURN UNIVERSITY 1035 11850'COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY 1007 119

.29185414835391411017

170

1 226 40' 690' 156 '48 20 201 181 201 54 1169 '404 73- .28 '219 517 156 46 1089 262 76 26 246 3517 98 10 997 270 47 12 167 363 .144 14 919 . 93 21 5 179 281 133 10, 839 161 112 31 2891 100 9' 1221 302 35 7 1798 114 -12. H923,.' -312 112 24 1490 49 7 1359 276 20 5 90 , 21

22 "' 232 36 2 62 107 28 300 70

149 4 41-2950 439 23327 5811 1558 421 5069 960..

23 2 84 5 4419:- 145. ' 56 22 147 4761 4 217. 26.., 411 6.- 128 40 405. 121

'102 5 .-109 635 148 81 22 '189 3066 10 59 9 -..,413 327,' 161, 13 163 360 0 , ':0 O. '.539 . 0 0 0 0 ,

17 0 154 23', ',582 .94. 25 3 164 2224 1 " 55 1 956, 116. : 49 12 148 3231' 4 173' 22 336' 83 ;66 22 196 4213 2 93 15 443 190 29 5 133 22

330 66 41111..73 5 627 110 29 8 63 12

2161 255 3967 557 30584 7741 242 6331 6732 1324

1271 29,6 122 6 60: 5' 33. 4 fia 7 687 1811231 247' , 10 ' 3. 48. 4 29 2 53 7 820 1951230 249 139 11'. 134' 2 YO- 3 ''89 6 695. 1931214 204 . 254 5 86 8 15 0 192 40 385 601164 253 64 '5 189 15 57406 6 92 12 584 1711163 323 92 0 9-6 10 16 .1 ' 89 '12 684 254

.1139 110 31 .1 74 '3 : 49 5, 89 . 13 % 664 611133 . 146 28 2 32 -0 9 0 34,,, 4 954 1531130..,,,, '63 686 24 174 6 34 0 134,:',.23 24 11042 '199 161 7 95 12 51 4 47 ', 7 574 133

.

. A.68973'13480 8345 406' 5904 512 24-841 280 4849 688. 36660 9211

176 12 ''.)5,5.,' 1 10 0' 64 -.3 ,,. , 612131 4 120 8 39 0 85 ..13 '''570309' 7 -: . 77, , 0 34 3 .97 :, 1A.'i 41932 , 1 ..'." 50 0 8 0', '' 93 ,12.. .141964 -22 79 .. 19 7 1' 82 23' 654,

106' . 3 , 33' 1 17 0 55 9 364137 1 . . 98 8 140 9 76 , 8 504

. 61 1 ',94 6 106'. 13 57 ,2 520214 4 62 _..5 9 1 101 18 472156 8' 57 'IF 69 7 96 6 468

.

'a,

TOTAL, 1ST 50 !MTS.u.

TIOTAC, ALL OTHER..

SAMPLED MTS.

ESTIMATED TOIAL.NON-SAMPLED. INSTS.

103 30 203 63 .

41 10 24 -

29127 122 27

77 25 201 6657 15 121 29

6433 6 144 40

7 s'44, 611 2040 5 36 714 '1 64 628 5 126 24N

2673 751 8051 1632

92 18 1139 33 1030 23'11 751595 3666 20

lit 1,4 IS38

64 38 1166 39 11

139 3089 10

4114 103 12Ar174 40128 34

5 455 11984 14174 31139 1

122 165

/9443 4%041 3734 ! 479 6633 565 2923 314 5655. 736 41862 10251 ..24411

-',90514 18418 4963 314 8968. 864 3337 282 12418 2472 34251 10425/' 6302

26777 5914 2299. 47 3465. 352 842 51 '5858 1243 6344 2620,

-I/ tHE-UNIVERSiTY OfCALIF

IA SYSTEM REPORTED SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN JANUARY 1984COMPARED TO i, PREVIOUS YEARS, AS THERTIDLI,OF RECLASSIFYING SCIENCE ANO ENGINEERING (S/E) AWARDS AND.to SOME S/E DEPARTMENTS.

DATA REPRE NT COMBINED TOTALS FOR THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS CHICAGO CIRCLE AND THE UNIVERSITY, OF ILL1401 MEDICAL CENTER.SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

.0'; '4

,

rl

co'I

r

828

1673

2497 655

4658 1453

'15275 2683

5'472 906

63

TABLE 4-64. -- PART -TIN' SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT rustic UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESIlY FIELD AND SEX: JANUARY 1944

,INST1TUTIONAL RANKING

TOTALLDS

ALLFIE

TOTAL 0101tEN

TOTAL,. ALL isiTs. ,. 54070 17147

OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY '2649CMTY COL ALLEGHENY COUNTY 1306UNIV OF CAL. LOS ANGELES / 539

4 UNIV Of CAL SANJRANCISC01/ 8265 UNIV OF CAL BERKELEY 1/ .8006 INDIANAVNIVERSITY 740.7 UNIV Of MIS-MADISON 7098 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN 4439 UNIVERSITY Of WASHINGTON 55710 LOUISIANA STATE UNIV 533

412125301301244

X304186214020

TOTAL, 1ST 10 JOISTS. 9042 2720

11 UNIV Of CAL DAVIS 1/ 523 21312 UNIV. OF M3 BALT PROF SCM 505 14313 UNIVERSITY Of UTAH 494 11714 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA 475 11515 CUYAHOGA CNTY COL 01ST 470 11816 UNIVERSITY Of COLORADO 455 9017 ST LOUIS COMMUNITY COL .415 11218 UNIV OF CAL SAN DIEGO 1/ 397 13019 PURDUE UNIVERSITY 349 11320 CALIF ST UNIV LONG SEAM 366 120

ENGINEERS PHYSICALSCIENTISTS

Tail WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN

6564 378 4630 944

ENVIROM-MENTAL

SCIENTISTS

MATH. ANDCOMPUTER LIFESCIENTISTS SCIENTISTS

TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN

1322 334 1.2312 3217 .20725 7445

49 6 30 8 Al 1 64 11137 1 206 53 0 0 357 10795 13 50 . 12 15 . 3 10 1

O 0 0 0 0 0 0 ' 0192 42. 18030 $ 2 ,18 458 12. 45 9 43 8 54. 29AO 16 33 7 31 13 2/ 11

82 7 25 $ 12 5 4 245 7 22 2 23 . 7 18 .

414 0 10 3 10 5 . 23' 10

4 ,

752 104 601 132 150 44 623 184 5767 1796

1761230582826261424423

378456

34423231301110

198141

1151

2514

6

31 2 17 ,,,,,4 1

O 0 0 0 015011 16

0

95 7 254 7 4

68 43 1

54 1702673573 35 Ai

50 III 56945

25 /5 092 7 46 11 11 3

143 1092 226 326

1

0 56 333.

150170

PSYCHOLOGISTS SOCIALSCIENTISTS


4117 1777 8396 2412

19145190454331.

2716

3 115 398105 181 56

64 310' 0 0

26 56..

3017' 8119 82

340

25 63 31-9 55 175 12 3

404 189 745 271

13 4 430 158 6 33 484 128 0 0'5 176 58 16 4

17 0 335 76 7 415* 42 42 15 '54 2511 1 88 20 ,, 2$ 11

146 29 29 51 11 22 722 1 241 94 7 4102 37 98 57 20 7

50 15 79 54 24 2

TOTAL, 1ST 20 INSTS. 13551 3191 1337

21 U TEX HON SCI CTR DALLAS 374 122 022 UNIVERSITY OF P.ITTSOURGH 378 12623 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY 346 12224 WASHINGTON STATE UNIV 366 2925 NORTHERN VA COMMUNITY COL 365 6826 MONTGOMERY COLLEGE 354 ;85

' 27 SLIMY AT BUFFALO 340. 4728 UNIVERSITY OF IONA 330 126 924 UNIV OF ILL CHICAGO 2/ 330 102 830 SONY MAISAU CMTY COLLEGE 323 44 22

242912

'723

5

21

TOTAL, 1ST 30 INSTS. .17082

31 WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY ' 32332 UNIV OF HAWAII -MANOA .4;44,310

33 PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV34 SINCLAIR COMMUNITY COL35 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY36 SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY37 HILLSBOROUGH CITY COLLEGE38 UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO31 SAN DIEGO CITY COLLEGE40 UNIV Of NIS -NILMALKEE


41 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT42 OREGON HLTH SCIENCES UNIV43 CALIF ST UNIV FULLERTON44 UNIV OF ILL MAMA45 UNIV OF MO COLLEGE PARK4i IV Of NED & DENT OF NJ47 ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY44 UNIV OF TEXAS AT-AUSTIN49 SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIV50 HOUSTON COMMUNITY COLLEG



302

294294293293290

89 1176 324 7824 2545

O 0 0 0 0O 11 1 1 ' 01 45 * 4 3 01 12 0 4- 01 24 4 4. 1

O 283 7 0 0 0

1 0 02 2 03 0 0

41 5O 55

3 2 344 11471 24 $ 19472 27 16413 0 298

2016371

19 470 27

0 0 2145 3 78 4' . 265

141 19 56

4562 1560 151 1266 246 341 .90 1726 441 11525

98 ,. 11 0.11 25 7 1 1 .34 11 138

104 '2 0 8 2 6 0 13 5 219103o 62 4 46 11', 2 1 , Bi 36 77

70 47 1 13 Q 5 1 85 20 42

76 21 1 14 4 1 1 . 41 10 12753 100 ,2 28 7' 15 0 56 14 16

88 5 0 16 3 0 0 52 23 5299 71 8 37, 9 17 2 23 9 128

92 32 10 24 '2 IV 1 77 7 6213 45 4 26 . 1 27 2, 39 13 70

'25 1146 1235 11

104.2627

2713475

16 4'45

193.

84

592 262 1199 402

71 165

10 56 2055 40 14 43 , '3.8

27 9 0 18 121 '28 16 4' 610 43 12,.. 3240 3. 1' 3

103, 5 ''1076 10 5. 14'17 21 24. 1

309.2

7042

7751 325 1549. 507

397' \57

X41 6 1 23 ,9

29 19 57 1128 27 14 65' 2186 4 66 2032 42

920 124 10

if 3 .1 14 543- 44 21 45 837 19 6 64 20

20079 5721 1992 192 1503 242 425 99 2236 589 10756 3435

290 120 24 5 13 3 5 1 3 ad. 9 129

214 96 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 280

277 95 50 1 30 1 10 4 59 11 7272 0/ 45 6 19 7 29 2 16 6 117

259 64 S6 4 37 4 14 2 33 12 27

247 24 1 . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 232241 61 77 3 5 1 13 . 1 11 4 61

239 65 49 3 47 2 3 1 13' 2 56

234 95 17 3 41 12 7 4 35 9 55233 66 0 0 ,10 6 3 6 120 31 14

5996195613222725345

22655 6527 2341 217 1705 x'338 512 120 2561 672 11769 1841

25806 7272 3194 143 2111 435 619 150 .6339 1854. 7285 2634 1954

981 421. 2153 650

31 15 '49' 284. 0' 0 053 34 _1621

3813 25 13

6 5 54 214 0 0

10 4 1,37

314

9 1440 2411 60 13

3114

341924

1224

ESTIMATED TOTAL,NON-SAMPLED 1404. 9409 3348 1023 18 212 211 191 64 3412 .1290 1671 165

1/ THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SYSTEM REPORTED SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN JANUARY 1484 COMPARED TOPRWOUS YEARS, AS 'THE RESULT OF RECLASSIFYING SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING (S/E) AWARDS ANDRESTRUCTURING SOME SA DEPARTMENTS.

2/ DATA REPRESENT COM8LNED TOTALS FOR FHE UNIVERSITY'OF ILLINOIS CHICAGO CIRCLE AND THE UNIVERSITYOF ILLINOIS MEDICAL CENTER.

SOURQE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

7o

MP"

544 2551 '794

812 4203 1238

947 420 1542 310

TABLE 8-67. -- FULL-TINE SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOSY FIELD AND SEX:


TOTAL, ALL INSTS.

I HARVARD UNIVERSITY2 JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY3 MASS INST. OF TECHNOLOGY4 f04NELL UNIVERSITY5 COLUMBIA WHY MAIN DIV6 YALE UNIVERSITY7 NASHINGTON UNIVERSITY

. 8 UNIV Of PENNSYLVANIADUKE UNIVERSITY

10 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY


11 UNIV OF SOUTHERN.CAL12 CASE WESTERN RESERVE.UNIV23 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO14 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY,15 UNIVERSITY OF. MIAMI .

16 HOWARD UNIVERSITY17 UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER18 STANFORD UNIVERSITY19 CUNY MT SINAI SCM OF NED20 GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY


21 VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY-22 80STON UNIVERSITY23 YESHIVA UNIVERSITY24 BAYLOR COL Of MEDICINE25 EMORY UNIVERSITY26 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY27gGEORGE WASHINGTON-U*1V28 NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE230 9 SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

TOTAL, 1ST 30 I T

31 TULANE UNIV 'SI32 CALIFORNIA OF TECH33 ST LOUIS ERSITY34 GRIGHA UNIVERSITY35 WAKE T UNIVERSITY34 PR UNIVERSITY

ER UNIVERSITY'4 UNIVERSITYCARNEGIE-MELLON UNIVTHOMAS JEFFERSON UNIV

TOTAL, 1ST 40 INSTS.4

41 LOYOLA UNIV - CHICAGO42 RENSSELAER POLYIECINST43 FIELDING INSTITUTE44 RUSH UNIVERSITY45 UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME46 BROWN UNIVERSITY47 TUFTS UNIVERSITY43 DARTMOUTH COLLEGE40 BRANDEIS UNIVERSITY50 UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON

TOTAL, 1S7 50 INSTC. e


ESTIMATED TOTAL,NON-SAMPLED INSTS. 15151 3749

,

ENVI - MATH. ANDTOTAL, ALL ENGINEERS PHYSICAL MENTAL COMPUTER . LIFEFIELDS SCIENTISTS SCIENTISTS SCIENTISTS SCIENTISTS

TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN' TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL KONEN

14807 17283

4716 9633405 5402706 4932442 4801955 5101715 4441609 3391551 2711503 3201331 262

23063 4422

AT PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES1984

1332 zip1326 7751251 2351250 2101187 2311154 2561132 1731054 126963 242885 242

34406 6822 ,

877 118869 213860 197840 185835 137703 199658. 1

I59 123

-,

41984 8477

536 59

517521 40

85514 5

5,3492492 67465 93458 100454 44445 121

46878 4198

314 46316 28340

3%387 51/376376 49157 58353 55345' 77327 23

50584 4450

18365 3884


1

7439 244 4964 1106 2831

43 0 253 19 491033 23 409 21 35807 64 626 55 154305 16 219 16 33103 4 120 1 18946 2 133 10 3057 0 83 4 2081 4 87 5 550 .3 77 5 3924 0 76 4 0

2549 116 2081 154 563

157 7 . 86 8 30125 5 76 3 346 1 171 12 41152 6 144 10 1870 1 35 0- 103103 17 4% 5 643 1 149 6, 7 '

254 13 134 7 366 0 8 1 00 -0 21 1 0

3505 167 2159' 207 812

56 3 59 3.48 4 76 75 0 59 12 00 0 0 0

. 92 5 83 41 1 101 14 '11

60 0 0 0 0

93 2 110 11 1220 0 47 15 0

4044 189 3530 276 871

38 1 21 0 a127 0 224 12 5515 0 15 1 1784 0 58 1 212 0' 25 1 090 7 134 .12 470 0 35 1 051 0 47 11 9

154 5 73 5 00 0 0 0 0

4607 202 4164 320, 1028

0 0 28 2 0207 5 75 6 9

072

0 001

00

118

00

13

00a

45 1 . 64 5 2111 3

13533

2-1

49

0 0 72 6 0119 1 ' II 5 5

5121 214 4677 360 1084

1174 45 2535 303 424

444 5 2752 443 323

vet

"1 1004 1%17 40232 10424

4 57 10 4129 4025 228 42 1515 390

25 161. 16 650 2605 68 10 1430 321

40 61 3 1224 348O 61 7 1341 4032 91 11 1275 3140 85 9 1041 2199 42 3 1160 2730 150 11 878 184

90 1004 122 14643 1644

1 56 4 8761 39 2 10352 64 3 7711 104 5 6395 50 5 8412 27 1 8070 44 2 7842 93 8 427O 2 0 945

13 1 748

1498 153 22525

16825419116921218515274

241220

5530

2 50 3 547 8738 5 562 156

0 14 4 681 144O 0 Q 860 1551 43 3 l 464- 99

.0 62 14 234 1300 69 12 360 93

, 0 0 0 '621 1581 77 13 111 '65.0 14 7 455 167

PSYCHOLOGISTS SOCIALSCIENTISTS-


52/0 1335 12042 2344

38 10 142 1827 7 151 4579 37116 45 271

229 3667

18 6 240 513322

11 .130 113 61 5

27 7 225 2725 1 2279 233 184

1040

464 154 1750 322

40 4 87 1812 3 30 745 14 120 1250 0 143 1937 5 44 .

.18 . 3 152 4436 5 67 726 7 86 152 0 0 012 2 15 111'

743 197 2544 465

68 ,15 6812 '12 108 27

5

48 18 53 14O 0 0 0

36 11 %95 14104 27

31. 11 89 17O 035 2 1201, 29

0

0 0 0 0

107 1170 214 ,27440 6819 1027 274 3202 598

40 24 3 75 1020 0 0 21 1

75 16 3 38 543 6 97 018 5 35 7

16 21 3 105 1979 47 13 0 074 20 3 .50 525 0 0 48 2

120 8 1. -0 0

2 425 2301 71O 207 48O 8O 27O 129O 1

3 3282 721 4072 1402 3/23

37545

07 2547 58O 416

3938

222 2238 242 24944 7345 1224 311 3671 656

O 19 3 267 46 31 4 54 11O 66 9 14 3 10 .3 15 200 84'N\ °

0 310 0O 348 46 19 12

0 00 . 0

1 41 4 38 5 24 3 75 112 63 4 84 22 21 2 73 13

43 110 16 0 201 37 18 50 181 38 21 4 50 9

0 it 2 104 38 29 8 110 231 . 47 5 20 4 . 20 3 21 4

128 *-2148 269 31228 7514 1807 355 4114 740

41 .2541 526 5656 1699 1631 486 2497 714

I

20' 2913 622 3348 1341 1852 L494 4226 824

714

TABLE 8-68. -- PART -TIME SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES


TOTAL. ALL INSTS.

TOTAL, ALL:FIELDS

TOTAL WOMEN

30119 7560

1 HARVARD UNIVERSITY 2369 4522 HOWARD UNIVERSITY ----939 593 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY . 816 1744 NEN YORK UNIVERSITY 656 1365 PmILA COL OSTEOPATHIC NED 601 146 GFORG. WASHINGTON UNIVGE 580 1297 INTER AM U PR-SAN GERMAN 537 197I BOSTON UNIVERSITY 510 1519 UNIV OF SOUTHERN 'CAL. 485 .10710 TUFTS UNIVERSITY 465 73

TOTAL, 1ST 10 INSTS. 7958 1492,

11 COLUMBIA UNIV MAIN DIV 430 12012 MASS INST OF TECHNOLOGY 401 '11213 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UNIV 391 4614 INTER AM U PR-CTRL OFF 357 10!15-UNIV OF PENNSYLVANIA 341 4916 YESHIVA UNIVERSITY 338 6717 CHAPMAN COLLEGE. 294 3911 LOYOLA 0011v - CHICAGO 294 5919 MERCY COLLEGE 282 11120 STANFORD UNIVERSITY 2111 45

TOTAL.IST 20 INSTS. 11374 2219

21 PACE UNIVERSITY 270 79

22 DARTMOUTH COLLEGE 269 5423 CUNY MT SINAI SCH OF WET3 267 4124 FLORIDA INST Of TECH 260 1725 WILLIAM RAINEY HARPER E44. 250 1324 , -

27 MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY 224 4828 JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY 221 6429 NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE 221 3830 NEW YORK INST TECHNOLOGY 221 33

.0.

TOTAL, 1ST 30 INSTS. 13821 2768

31 LA1RENCE INST OF TECH , 219' 6332 LONG ISLAND UNIVERSITY 211 4933 UNIT Of HEALTH SCIENCES' , 217 '21

34 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 210 3635 JOHN F KENNEDY UNIVERSITY 207 9636 LOMA LINDA UNIVERSITY 194 3237 CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV 190 2338 - -

31 YALE UNIVERSITY 178 10040 CORNELL UNIVERSITY 175 62

TOTAL. 1ST 40 INSTS. 15112 32,2

41 AMERICAN UNIVERSITY 164 3842 VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY 162 14

43 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 158 4544 EMORY UNIVERSITY . 158 2245 UNIVERSITY OF DETROLT 140 1544 UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN 140 2047 WEST COAST UNIVERSITY 132 '16

48 BAYLOR COL OF MEDICINE 130 3649 BRIDGEPORT ENG INSTITUTE 129 550 PENN COL OF PODIATRIC KED 123 8

TOTAL,. 1ST 50 INSTS. 17243 3511

TOTAL, ALL OTHERSAMPLED INSTS. 6643 1122

ESTIMATED TOTAL,NON-SAMPLED INSTS. 6928 2227


BY FIELD AND SEX: JANUARY 1914

ENVIRON- MATH. ANDENGINEERS PHYSICAL MENTAL COMPUTER LIFE SOCIAL

SCIENTISTS SCIENTISTS SCIENTISTS SCIENTISTS SCIENTISTST

TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN

3012 122

I 1

31 5127 44 1O 0

113 02 1

47 317 414 1

435 20 p1

24 1

113 22.

49 219 1

35 5, 0 019 00 ' 0O 0

134 ,5

132 56

0 0'4 0,

12Q

68 1

197 1,412 0

-13 00 043 2

1145 73

. 4 0O 0O 011 00 019 00 00 02 022 3

1231 74

0 05 0

27 014 05 -023, 053 0CL 0 '

87 '0O 0

1445 76

785 28

782 18

1861 4211 369 97, sro 1304 12165 3192 2743 1064

15 44

5 2 17 1 2286 437 6 2

9 1 0 0 5 -1 367 48 1 1

'121 18 11 0 223 27 129 64 61 15

12 5 3, -2 40 9 409 53 72 21

0 0 0 0 ,0- 0 601 14r 0 0

21 26 5 66 '5 257 73' 27 15

53 3 0 110 27 138 78 86 34!

22 7 2 119 10 154 63 24 5

13 1 II 3 11 1 282 79 15 2

3 1 0 0 9. -3 420 62. 4 3A

276 41 63 14 WO 84 5543 971 200 113

23 2 4 I 11 0 217 91 1 0

42 8- ' 22 10 24 4 101 37 33 15

29 7 3 0 ,48 11 203 18 25 7

33 ,3 2 1 .94 20 74 21 54 30

17 1 2 1 15 2 248 73 7 4

1 0 0 0 5 2 249 37 51 20

10 3 3 0 104 11 37 7 53 9

10 6 0 0 27 2 196 . 24 25 7

5 0 2 0 11 34 28 18 77 45

23 4 19 2 33' 7 37 15 10 6

459 12 120 29 1044 177 7003 :1330 .641 256

29 5 2 1 126 36 24 10 45 13

7 0 3 0 4 1 231 48 11 35 0 0

401

I

6009'

2563'

39 516

26

20 6 0 0 89 21 5503

16 2

11 2 0 0 15 4 0 0 0' 00 0 0 0 13 7 193 *38 3 1

1 0 5 0 6 0 120 57 .0 00 .0 C 0 0 0 221 as 0 ' 0

24 . 0 0 0 57 17 77 9 9 '1

563 95 134 31 1425 279 1113 1409 746 234

19 5 5 1 35 12,

. 35 . 13 43 17

270

1

040

20

480

50

13217

2121

210

9. 0

2 1 3 0 8 1 150 ' 30 7 1

0 0 0 0 8 1 15 8 122 71

9 1 2 0 12 2 113 19 13 50 0 0 0 0 0 174 16 7 4

5 0 0 0 1 1 177 36 0 ' 0

4 3 3 1 8 1 125 82 13 '9

11 6 3 2 10 4 95 , 32 9 6

630 112 156 37 1555 306 9367 .1137 981 406

3 0 0 0 77 9 11 8 A 1

0 0 1 0 2 1 136 6 12 3

5 4 2 0 1 0 fit 31 7 3

10 1 2 0 10 1 91 14 11 31 0 0 0 6 2 120 12 3 0

12 3 2 1 35 6 10 3 9 .1

12 1 0 0 33 9 0 0 0 00 0 a 0 0 0 130 36 0 013- 0 0 0 15 4 0 .0 .0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0 123 8 0 0

616 121 162 31 1734 338 40647' 2005 1031 '417

500 120 102 ' 31 1320 318 1778 613 915 ,355

675 118 105 21 2576 648 1000 574 817 292

419-

4919 1352

34 .5

24 3144 46112 35O 0

73 26145 42137 6555 1715 3

741 242

90 2573 16 ,

34 1 i

81 25 ,i

1732 841 936 10 ,'

89 14 i

21 6, 'F

1275 251 ;

34 1490 0

152 1 f

22 .64 , 2

1 i'830 011' 4

1403 317

73 2045 11,0 0

21 362 16'26

390 023 425 II

1192

656

463'

204 1

17 7,

21 3,i5 2 .

49 6.34 6,0 0114 11

0 131,r

2103 516

1243 357 1:

1573 479

TAKE 1-69. -- FLL-TIME SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE-GRANTING INSTITUTIONSSY FIELD AND SEX: JANUARY11934

MATH. ANO ,

CONPUTER LIFE PSYCHOLOGISTS SOCIALSCIENTISTS SCIENTISTS SCIENTISTS

INSTITUTIONAL NANKING

TOTAL, ALL INSTS.,

TOTAL, ALLFIELDS'

TOTAL WOMEN

197508 311041

1 HARVARD UNIVERSITY 4716 9632-JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY 3405 5403 UNIV OF NIS-MADISON 3121 '7634 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA ,' 2365 5295 LOUISIANA STATE UNIV6 MASS INST OF TECHNOLOGY7 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY8 CORNELL UNIVERSITY9 TEXAS A & N. UNIVERSITY10 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN


11 UNIVERSITY Of FLORIDA12 UNIV OF ILL URBANA13 UNIV OF CAL LOS ANGELES14 PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIV15 PURDUE UNIVERSITY16 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH17 COLUMBIA UNIV MAIN DIV .

IS UNIVERSITY OF KENT Y14 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON20NALE UNIVERSITY

TOTAL, 1ST 20 MTS.

21 N C STATE UNIV AT RALEIGH22 MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY23 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA24 INDIANA UNIVERSITY25 WHY OF CAL DAVIS26 UNIV OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN27 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY28 UNIV OF CAL BERKELEY29 UNIV OF PENNSYLVANIA30 RUTGERS THE ST UNIV OF 10


2706 4932537 5322442 4802418 1692414 530

29473 5727

2385 4552175 3692133 6002125 2652027 275 11968 5611955 5101920 4021854 3671785 444

494100 9975

1739 1731738 2621730 3541703 4141674 3181667 2621609 3391552 2781551 2711507 301

64270 12946

31 DUKE UNIVERSITY 4(1503 320

32 UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA 1493 24333 UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS 1452 47634 UNI1, OF CAL SAN FRANCISCO 1450 53435 IONA ST U OF SC! & TECH 1392 18836 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY 1391 '26237 UNIV OF WC AT CHAPEL. HILL 1358 244138 UNIV OF HD COLLEGE PARK 1352 214139 UNIV OF SOUTHERN CAL 1332 21040 CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIV 1326 275

TOTAL, 1ST 40 INSTS. 40319 15926

41 UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI 131742 WHY OF CAL SAN DIEGO 130143 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT 127144 UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO 125845 NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY 125046 WHY OF MISSOURI COLUMIAN 123147, UNIVERSITY OF UTAH 123048 NEW MEXICO STATE UNIV 121449 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI 118750 SUNY AT STONY BROOK' 1164

25229296235210247249204231253

TOTAL, 1ST 50 INSTS. 92742 18392

TOTAL, ALL OTHER INSTS, 104766 19649


ENGINEERSENVIRON -1

PHYSICAL MENTALSCIENTISTSSCIENTISTS

TOTAL WOMEN TOTAI.NONEN TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL-WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN

22513

431033304ZOO157807301305-417328

1,895

23937820062752713010316126446

6570

324127714378

24857

344$1

117

8065

50169121

3560

2439

214157125

9320

14028122461521101392587044

10449

12064

as

TOTAL WOMEN

546 17521 1453 6,172 6411 15110 2252 1031144 26132 8566 2108 23432 4502

0 258 19 49 4 57 10 4129 902 38 10 142 1823 401 '28 35 5 228 42 1515 90 27 7 158 45315

201148

910

18940

241

198163

1718

17601732

536368

169 62120 30 ?22

8497

; 3 139 8 129 24 146 33 2000 623 38 9 140 2 8

64 626 55 154 25 161 16 450 260 79 37 229 3623 196 22 42 4 159 15 1490 413 56 13 293 5216, 219 16 33 5 61 . 10 1430 321 116 45 271 6710 105 3 94 6 154 12 1122 62 51 10 475 6612 263 35 56 3 112 9 1245 348 103 27 307 90

183 2564 205 821 101 1446 182 17073 4223 797 250 2277 583

5 91 2 21 1' 73 6, 1675 396 43 8 236 3718 252 28 117 19 225 39 776 169 143 41 2114 #5525 164 25 84 10 66 6 1350 464 70 14 197 5225 194 12 88 8 201 41 735 132 74 17 206 3013 266 22 29 1 226 40 690 156 88.., 20 201 187' 158 14 18 1 201 54 1169 406. 73 * 28 219 514 120 8 189 40 61 3 1224 398 18 6 240 514 238 22 54 7 156 46 10119 262 76 26 246 35.15 133 7 143 17 98 10 997 270 47 12 167 362 133 10 39 0 63 7 1111 403 33 11 130 11

306 4222 355 1608 205 2316 434 211119 7274 1462 437 5043 959

15 97 10 35 3 144 19 939 93 21 5 179 281 199 16 39 1 133 10 839 161 .112 31 289 421 103 5 14 1 100 9 1228 302 35 7 179 294 197 15 110 8 114 12 923 ,312 112 24 199 395 61 4 17 0 49 7 1359 276 20 5 90 2111 401 32 170 22 232 36 209 62 107 28 300 700 83 4 20 2 91 11 1275 314 22 3 61 5

27 239 .30 23 2 '84 5 604 145 , 56 22 197 474 87 5 5 0 85 9 1041 219 27 7 225 27A 161 26 61 4 217 26 411 76 128 40 405 121

382 5857 502 2102 248 4045 571 36952 9239 2102 604 7127 12141

3 77 5 39 9 42 3 1160 273 25 5 110 223 208 13 102 5 109 12 635 158 81 22 189 303 69 8 64 10 59 9 813 '327 161 83 163 360

35 440

210 .

270 0

00

1540,

231450;582

53994

0 0 025 3 164

022

0 76 40 0 0 150 11 878 184 79 23 184 40I 87 5 724 1 55 1 956 196 49 12 148 329 -336 37 31 4 173 22 336 83 66 22 196' 427 116 8 30 I 56 4 876 168 40 4 87 185 76 3 8 1 39, 2 1035 , 254 13 .3 30 7

448 6964 596 2419 '279 4902 665 45673 11515 2641 716 8348 1637

17 64 I 13 2 93 15 843 190 24 5 133 223 146 15 33 66 73 5 627 180 29 S 68 12

'6 . 4 63 7 687 181 103 30 203 631 /S17 12

332 64 3 771 191 45. 14 120

14

126 4 144 10 18 1 104 5 639 169 50 0 143 193 48 4. 29 2 53 7 820 195 41 12 130 76

11 126 2 30 - 3 89 6 695 193 29 7 132 275 86 8 15 0. 192.- 40 385 60 77 25 201 661 35 0 103 5 50 5 848 212 37 5 44 35 189 5 57 6 92 12 584 171 57 15 121' 29

506 8037 648 34411 370 5775 770 52572 13257, 3138 907 9681 1914

440 9484 785 3384 278 9335 1482 51272 12875 5428 1201 11799 2541'

73

TAALE 4-70. -- PARTTIME SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT DOCTORATE GRANTIrG INSTITUTIONS8V FIELD AND SEX: JANUARY 1984

. ENVIRON MATH. AROPHYSICAL MENTAL COMPUTER LIFE PSYCHOLOGISTS SOCIAL.

SCIENTISTS SCIENTISTS SCIENTISTS SCIENTISTS SCIENTISTS

TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL NONEN TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMEN TOTAL WOMENINSTITUTIONAL RANKING

TOTAL, ALLFIELDS

TOTAL WOMEN

ENGINEERS

TOTAL WOMEN

TOTAL, ALL IMSTS. 46778 11955 4676 373r

1 HARVARD UNIVERSITY 2369 452 6 1

2 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY 200 412 49 63 HOWARD UNIVERSITY 939 59 31 '5

4 UNIV OF CAL LOS ANGELES 439 301 95 135 UNIV Of CAL SAM FRANCISCO 42* 301 0 06 NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 416 174 127 47 UNIV OF CAL BERKELEY 800 20 192 424 INDIANA UNIVERSITY ( 740 240 51 129 UNIV OPNaSMADISON 709 304 40 1610 MEN YORK UNIVERSITY -656( 136 4 1

TOTAL, 1ST 10 INSTS. 10743 2621 .646 100

11 UNIVERSITY Of MICHIGAN 643 146 42 712 PHILA COL OSTEOPATHIC 14641 601 14i 0 013 GEORGE MASHINGTON.UNIV 540 129 113 ( 014 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 557 202 45 715 LOUISIANA STATE UNIV 533 140 14 016 UNIV OF CAL DAVIS 523 213 31 217 BOSTON UNIVERSITY 510 151 47 311 UNIV Of MO SALT P*Of'SCH .505 143 0 , 019 UNIVERSITY Of UTAH , 494 117 111 1620 UNIV Of SOUTHERN CAL

.

.445 107 87 4

TOTAL. 1ST 20 IMSTS. 16214 4030 1176 139

21 UNIVERSITY Of MINNESOTA 475 115., 50 422 TUFTS UNIVERSITY 465 14 1

23 UNIVERSITY Of COLORADO 455.2

. 56 424 COLUMBIA UNIV MAIN.DIV 430 120 24 1

25 MASS INST Of TECHNOLOGY 404 112 113 2226 UNIV OF CAL SAN DIEGO 397 130 5 027 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON UMW 391 46 0 '' 2

24 PURDUE UNIVERSITY 349 113 99 429 U TFX HLTH SCI CIR DALLAS 379 122 0 030 UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH 378 126 24 0

TOTAL, 1ST 30 IMSTS. 20341 5077 1610 177' .

31 WASHINGTON STATE UNIV 366 29 12 1

32 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY 366 122 29 1

33 UNIV Of PENNSYLVANIA 341 . 0 35 534 SUNY AT BUFFALO 340 47 21 3-

35 YESHIVA UNIVERSITY 338 67 0 .0

36 UNIV OF ILL CHICAGO 330 102 1 1

37 UNIVERSITY OF IOWA 330 126 9 1

38 WAYNE STATE UNIVERSITY 323 98 38 'II

39 UNIV OF HAWAIIMA/40A 310 104 '8 040 PENNSYLVANIA STATE WV 302 103 62 4

TOTAL, 1ST .40 INSTS. 23727 5964 1832 204

41 TEMPLE UNIVERSITY 296 76 21 1

42 LOYOLA UNIV CHICAGO 294' 59 0 043 UNIVERSITY Of NEW MEXICO 293 0 71 444 UNIV OF MISNILNAUKEE 290 82 45 445 UNIVERSITY OF CONNECTICUT 290 120 24 546 OREGON HLTH SCIENCES UNIV 284 96 0 047 STANFORD UNIVERSITY 24I 45 134 544 UNIV Of ILL URBANA 1, 272, 109 45 649 PACE UNIVERSITY 270 74 0 030 DARTMOUTH COLLEGE 20 54 4 0

TOTAL, 151 SO IMSTS. 26544 *744 2140 233

TOTAL, ALL OTHER INSTS. 5171 2496 140


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46 .9 ,

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150

118

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124

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22461761867582826129261424423.409

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3354208828710124120398

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12719612870129280371f7

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43734448

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1181473

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15477210

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242

535

5042 .1.567

34 5118 3926, 368 310` O.

144. 4686 3081 2482 40

112 35

751 253

(43 310 0

7355

26'17

XI 325 11137 6516 1235 .1155 17

1221 446

55 2615 327 .5

90 2573 2616 434 I45 30 0

56 20

1632 549

18 I

43 1417 310 332 429 1431 1057 1749 2523 9

1941 657

65 1836, 10,14' 564 200 280 0

21 625 1334 149 2

2258 773

2784 794

1

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TAKE 8-71. -- SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT HISTORICALLY BLACKCOLLEGES: JANUARY 1983 AND JANUARY 1914

ISITITUTIONAL RANKING TOTAL FULL TIME PART TIME TOTAL FTE


1 HOWARD UNIVERSITY,__2 CHEYNEY UNIV OF PLAN'3 UNIVERSITY OF DIC4 MEHARRY MEDICAL COLLEGE5 FLORIDA A A M UNIVERSITY6 TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE7 SOUTHER* U A ALM COLLEGE8 NC AG A TECH STATE UNIV9 ALABAMA A A PI UNIVERSITY

10 TENNESSEE STATE UNIV

1384_ 1013 1384 1913 1484 1963 1984 19113

7,515 7,241 .5,820 3,574 1,695 1,724 6,340 6,168

2,093 14:11 1,154 1,017 939 936 1,378 1,2614781 4711 4491 OI OI 4781 46912311 2261 1601 1571 711 691 1971 19212001 1961 1991 1951 11 11 2001 19611941 190 . 1921, 188 21 2 1921 1881901 183 1721 167 111 16 1801 174

180I 1821 1791 11 11 1821 179117$ 148 , 157 122 21 26 163 14356 125 109 103 47 22 120 1081471 1441 . 1401 1371 71 71 1421 1391

.. 'TOTAL, 1ST 10 INSTS. 4,050 3,814

1 JACKSON STATE UNIVERSITY 125 14412 MOREHOUSE SCHOOL OF MED 119'13 TEXAS. SOUTHERN UNIV 117 128114 LINCOLN UNIVERSITY (MO) 107 $4115 VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 100I 981

- 16 NORTH CAROLINA CNTRL UNIV 99 11317 SOUTH CAROLINA ST COLLEGE 911 .8918 MORGAN STATE UNIVERSITy, 41 98I19 COL Of THE VIRGIN ISLANDS 9020 XAVIER UNIVERSITY Of LA 871 Mier

2,943 2,734 1,107 1.060 3,234 3,051

1 112 118- 13 26 118 128100 - 19 109 -108 1131 9 - 151 100 111176 761 31 101 14 841$31 811 171 4 171 921 90190 96 9 17 93 100911 83 01 0 911 8977, 921 14 61 84E 93148 52 42 i 35 74 6268I 661 III LBI 771 741

TOTAL, 1ST 20 MTS. . 5,076 4,741 3,796

21 COPPIN STATE COLLEGE 83 98 5122 ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY 72 801 4423 PRAIRIE VIEW A & WuNIV 711 701 62124 WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIV 71 691 4925 DELAWARE STATE COLLEGE 69 68 6726 osmailso STATE UNIV 46 67 6127 ALCORN STATE UNIVERSITY 64

\661

1:28 U OF MD EASTERN SHORE 64 60.

29 UNIY OF ARK PINE BLUFF. 64 76 6130 HAMPTON INSTITUTE

.431 '611 411

...TOTAL, 1ST 20 MTS.

31 BOWIE STATE COLLEGE32 CLARK COLLEGE33 LANGST0N UNIVERSITY34 KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY35 FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIV .

36 ATLANTA UNIVERSITY37 BETHUNE COOKNAH COLLEGE38 LINCOLN UNIVERSITY (PA)39 SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE40 SPELNAN COLLEGE

TOTAL, 1ST 40 INSTS. '

1 FISK UNIVERSITY42 MOREHOUSE COLLEGE43 ALBANY STATE COLLEGE44 CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY45 ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIV46 SHAW COLLEGE AT DETROIT47 $ENEDICT COLLEGE48 MISS VALLEY STATE UNIV49 FORT VALLEY STATE COLLEGE50 CANTON STATE CHTY COLLEGE

3,517 1,280 1,224 4,160 3,893

50 32 48 621 49541 28 261 56 641611 91 91 651 641591 22 101 57 61166 2 2 66 , 6562 5 '5 59 61661 ,

100 01 441 661

55 . 5 511 5648 3 28 41 56591 21 , 2L 611 591

5,743 5,456 4,370 4,097 1,393 1,353 4,752 4,517

401 531 431 421 171 17; 501 491 *.601 581 401 391 201 1111 501 49160 51 41 45 19 6 50 4858 281 55 281 3 01 581 28157 631' 48 491 9 141 51 59157 46 37 38 20 8 45 4155 57 51 53 4 4 53 55541 531 421 411 121 121 461 44153 50 ) 53 50 0 0 53 5050 50 38 23 12 21 , 41 36

6,327 5,971 4,818 4,511 1,509 1,460 5,252. 4,979

4 501 47 311 30 191 17 361 34\474,......, 1111 44' 681 6 431 47 1.81

Ait:

48 43 o 3 48 4342 5 4 44 44

1771 461 VI 341 121 121 391 381441 441 341 331 121 111 311 37145 36 39 35 6 1 41 35451 44 451 44 OI 0 441 4440. 721 37 721 3 OI 39 721331 311 191 181 141 131 241 221

TOTAL, 1ST 50 INSTS. 4,778 6,494 5,192 4,930 1,516 1,564 5,657 5,438

SEE FOOTNOTES AT ENO OF TABLE.

fs,

A

75 69

.TAIILE B-71.


-- SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT HISTORICALLY SLACKCOLLEGES: JANUARY pu AND JANUARY 1914

TOTAL

51 LE MOM-OMEN COLLEGE52 VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY'53 FLORIDA MEMORIAL COLLEGE54 JOHNSON C SMITH UNIV

1914

32130301.301

55 ST AUGUSTINES COLLEGE 3054 TALLADEGA COLLEGE 2957 HINDS J CO DIST UTICA CAM 2958 TOUGALOO COLLEGE 27159 OAKWOOD COLLEGE 26160 PAINE COLLEGE 26,

TOTAL, 1ST 40, INSTS. 7,067

61 LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE . 26162 WIL1ERFORCE UNIVERSITY' 24,.63 DILLARD UNIVERSITY 24164 KNOXVILLE COLLEGE 2465 COAHOKA 'JUNIOR COLLEGE 2266 BISHOP COLLEGE Jr 2067.STILLMAN.COLLEGE 1468 BENNETT COLLEGE (mg) 1869 PHILANDER SMITH COLLEGE 1770 CIAFLIN COLLEGE 14

TOTAL. 1ST 70 MTS. 7,274

71 S D BISHOP ST JR COLLEGE 1572 NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY 1573 LANE COLLEGE 15174 HILES COLLEGE 15/5 MORRIS BROM COLLEGE 1576 SHAW UNIVERSITY 1477 ALLEN UNIVERSITY 13171 BARBER- SCOTIA COLLEGE 1379 JARVIS CHRISTIAN COLLEGE 13SO PAUL QUINN COLLEGE 121

alt

1983

IV292929401121241251221

1,753

251.--

r3512312712117133011919

7(012

2&28114119292113131121121

TOTAL, 1ST 10 1NSTS. 7,416 7.199

41 RUST COLLEGE 111 11

83 EDWARD WATERS COLLEGE 111 11182 TEXAS COLLEGE III 111

84 MARY HOLMES COLLEGE 11 14185 MORRIS COLLEGE III' 11186 WILEY CO/LEGE No4. 10187 SELMA UNIVERSITY III i; II

488 MORRISTONN COLLEGE a89 VOORHEES COLLEGE j aI , 8190 SOUTHWESTN CHRISTIAN COL 5 4

TOTAL, 1ST 90 MTS. 7,511 7,294

91 PRENTISS NORW1

L IND INST 41 41 21 21 21 21 41 41

TOTAL, 1ST 91 INSTS.' 7,51 7,298 5,820 5,574 1,695 1,724 6,340 6,168

NOTE: NUMBERS FOLLOWED BY THE LETTER "E" ARE 'ESTIMATED; OUMSER&OLOWfD BY "I" ARE IMPUTED.

:DASHES INDICATE THAT DATA ARE NOT AVAI4ABLE' S FOLL BY "C" INDICATE CONFIDENTIAL DATA.

FILL TINE

1944 1983

PART TINE

1984 1313

TOTAL FTE

1984 1943

23119

221.251

9111

91311

27121

241311

151 15 151 14 231 22281 27 21 2 291 2628 27 2 2 21 2529 371 0 31 29 37121 101 1 21 28 III271 261 01 OI 271 261251 241 1I 11 251 24126 211 0 11 26 221

5,440

23117,

211202017181610141,

5,616

141331111514101912

'111

5,164

2212212011711915131911113

5,325

262613118212010SI121I1I

;

1,627

3173142302

. 72

1,660

1

21214O.

031,41 .

1I

1,629

3113131

; 101L 21,, 2

0, 121

1,6

1,417

62111I1813

,51OI11

5,922

241.1922122.22'19.18171215

6,114

151

1311515114101912111

5,697

231281211'2712117

'13271 o'

13.17

5,195

.2626112118252111101121111

5,721

ill11111110III101BI6715

5,118

5.410

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5,572

9

1.414

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1,693

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6,244

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C11110,11110181771

-. 5

6,334

6,070

1111I111141111101.816714

6,144


ti

4

9

70 76

TAI 11-72. -- SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS ENPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESAY FIELD AWO INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY: JANUARY 1984

TOTAL 1111,631

ENGINEERS 21.374AERONAUTICAL ASTiONAUTICAL

ENGINEERS J -87fCHEMICAL ENGINEERS 1,327CIVIL ENGINEERS 3,54119ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 4,714MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 2,276OTHER ENGINEERS 7,013

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 14' tI 16.143

ASTRONOMERS % ;..454COEMISTS 7,683PHYSICISTS 6,720.OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 909

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 4,091ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 724EARTH SCIENTISTS 3.516

, OCEANOGRAPHERS 1,215OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 4241

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTIUS4

....4 14,147MATHEMATICIANS 8,911COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 156

LIFE SCIENTISTSAGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS4IOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTS .OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS.

PSYCHOLOGISTS 4

SOCIAL SCIENTISTSECONOMISTSPOLITICAL SCIENTISTSSOCIOLOGISTSOTHER SOCIAL, SCIENTISTS

DOCTORATE CONPRE-

ss,13,92527,14053,1955,404

7,904,

23,1346,75124,4414,6007,315

410

INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY I/

48,437

4,211

167141

3,0411,7761,3621,440

X1234,5742,073A4i

2,41172

1,1152152711

13,1531,1314,322

15.21$1,4177,2702;7542,157

7.011

14,0814,4993.4314,1053,131

IGENERAL irsaFliglomm.

11Afe"w- 1--ALIzEDIs 14yma2-YEAR

24.412 35450

452 4.4201

IS 2206 212

. 193 410167 1,643132 774136 $24

3.171 1,743.47 A

2,512 8371,21A ,1133104 65

652 58436 112

47A , 21750 203113 54

1:;,./g. 2,04141,235

1,844 $51

5,611 124,546.507 131

3,515 5,433... 307 17,701

1,342 1,101

3.055 1,325

7,082,22

1,334374

1,533 279- ' 2,105 281

1,013 3141

50,843

6,570

11467

8,62.0901,5211,875

5521159

2,1431,712437

111031

616114

r 79

14,3099,4474,4162

10,1561,035.5,0001,9282,893

4,590

1,2071,1E41,6722,4312,112

1/ DATA SHOWN FOR DOCTORATE-GRANTING INSTITUTIONS IN THISIO0g.CLASSIFICATION Of INSTITUTIONSDIFFER FROM THE CLASSIFICATION USED ELSEWHERE IN THIS T. SEE TECHNICAL NOTES.

SOME: .;NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNCUTION

TAILS 6-73. -- FULL-TIME SCIENTISTS ANO'ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESSY FIELD AND INSTITUEIGNAL CATEGORY: ,JANUARY 1114

FIELD

INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY I/

DOCTORATEGRANTING

COMMIE- GENERAL iPtOfESSIONALHENSIVE AACCALAU- ,

REATEWECIALITED.1

TOTAL


ENGINEERSCHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERS

_OTHER ENGINEERS


ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTSATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS .iEARTH SCIENTISTSCCEAN0GRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS

,

_441MiMATICAL AND OGNPUTER SCIENTISTSWATHEMATICIANSCOMPUTER SCIENTISTS

LIFE SCIENTISTSAGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS11IOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS

, MEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS

PSYCHOLOGISTS

w..

t

,;,

'

,

154,741'

17,544

7521.5252,9254,0712,7745,1941

14,240753

4,4214,143

714

5,274591I

3,0901,104

11,6177,4324,115

710,91012,94924.05726,522

:::::

11024-5,1143,6813,7125,964

-4---12,230

50,113

4,250

10827A401

1,0,4914

1,043

6,444102

3,4222,416304

2,075

1,597202227

1.4111

iltt

12,1921,ns6,106

!;,213112

-43,2102,1442,2022,102

19,792

491

lo14312812012

3,2114311

2,1541,031

47

5202$

,,I3143375

3,425

1::13

9,5947.452

2,473254

/14102

2,112

5,164 1--14,0711,6301,313

41:

27,220

2,974

1951110

' 411

1407;704

1,5017

71571242

52$IOS117171

4 52

1,44187055,

11,663124

12,4365427::

1,013

2442312403041

AL -Sleff*T"ECONOMISTSPOLITICAL SCIENTISTS .SOCIOLOGISTSOTHERER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS . .

..

.

2 -YEAR

J2&,$13

3,747

5572

941,1$31

921/92

2,53754

2,101,02011

265

Nir 530IS

445

43

44164,4411,909

7.2147011

3,4091.210 e

1,117

112,45

1

4.4492,0271,014';1,354 1.

1,15E j1

1/ DATA SHOWN FOrDOCTORATE-cRANTING INSTITUTIONS IN 44IS NCES CLASSIFICATION Of INSTITUTIONSDIFFER FROM TOE CLASSIFICATION_WO ELSEMHERE IN I REPORT. SEE TECHNICAL NOTES./

SOURCE:' NATIONAL SCIENCE FARNDATION.

77

t

J.

71

TABLE 1-74. -- PART-TIME SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESSYWIELD AND INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY: JANUARY 11144

SFIELD

1

1

4 DOCTORATE COOPRE- GENERAL1

1

GRANTING **SIVE SACCALAU-' NEATE

INSTITUTIONAL CATEGORY 1/ti

PROFESSIONAL'AID 2 -YEAR

SPECIALIZED 1 0

TOTAL1 33,940

ENGINEERS;. ..t1 3,470

AERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICAL1

ENGINEERS 122CHEMICAL. ENGINEERS

. . 1

302CIVIL ENGINEERS . 664ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 443MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 1 502OTHER ENGINEERS . 1,1117

\, PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

I4 1,901 ,

\ ASTRONOMERS1 103

CHEMISTS1 1,055

PHYSICISTS1 557

OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS1 1931

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS.,

,1 415

ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTSr 126

OCEANOGRAPHERSTS

1 107OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS

1

1 154

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 1 2.530MATHEMATICIANS

1 1.551COMPUIER SCIENTISTS 40.

1

1

971

'LIFE SCIENTISTS * ,1I

19,131AGAICULTURAL SCIENTISTS ,\, ,,

1

76BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS. 3,013MDICAL SCENTI '4,663OTHER LIFE

ISCIESNTITS- 1

STS / 1

1,211

PSYCHOLOGISTS1

. 1,5141

SOCIAL SCIENTISTS1 3.810

ECONOMISTS1 172

POLITICAL SCIENTISTS1 760

SOCIOLOGISTS '

1 808OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS

1 1,370I'

t

17,441

1,911

5170

280642444.426

6,820

154

ISOst1244

6431,6740121 11

421657 20742 37

406 11219

322 141352. 13

17

-4,472 1,9622,9,47 1.1511,505 411

3,166 1,10472

1,144 6421112 51112 340

1,971 444

3,851 1,4311

1.792

103

591247 575

1,027' 371

1,630 22,010

1,232 2,403

4222 1279 00

t225

3

1'51536

120 954

242 1,9441 .. 105

118 1,133.120 174

3' 172,

54 2804 1320 171

60322 36

7,71365 4,7158262 2,153

5,907 1 3,542327

41 1.5915,065 718330 906

'312 2,132

25879,

3,551957

41 60441 1,04390 914

2/ DAii SHOWN FOR DOCTORATE -GNANTI10 INSTITUTIONS IN THIS NCES CLASSIFICATION OF INSTITUTIONSDIFFER FROM THE CLASSIFICATION USED ELSEWHERE IN THIS REMIT. SEE TECHNICAL NOTES.

SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOLNOATION

TABLE 1-75. SCI TISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT FEDERALLY FUNDEDRISEANCH AND CiVELOPNENT CE EIS SY FIELD: JANUARY 1177-78 AND JANUARY 1940-84 1/

FIELD 1977

TOTAL

ENGT2IERS, TOTAL

AERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICALENGINEERS

CHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL, ENGINEERSOTHER ENCI2MM

ALL SCIENCES, TOTAL


ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS

141

ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTSEARH SCIENTISOCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER 1.210200MENTAL SkIEMTISTS 1 /

MATHEMATICAL-AND COMPUTER SCIfiTISTSMATHEMATICIANS'COMPUTER SCIENTISTS

LIFEACIENTISTSAGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS810LOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2/

72

11,117

6,345

1971 1910 1lE 1111

16,121 ,15,010 15,214

6,627 4,515 \ 6,601

201 222270 212217 151729 2,718

1,6131,561

7,552 la 1,114

5,002'r 5,179

1,312 1.4143,0 2154004 1,

5714

19$037

4 1718114

315111

2,372,651721

654

36197

PSYCHOLOGISTS _L11

1 104SOCIAL SCIENTISTS .I -1-

57ECONOMISTS1

POLITICAL SCIENTISTS aSOCIOLOGISTS

i

OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS . 31

1,774450691

,706

61094

17

12061,

444

227460

112,222/1,461, 9573

8,565

5,621502

1,454

4-41131541

70110121416

291

1,3111671,705

7272

4111194

134

5

121

83

24

1912' 1413 1114

15;141

6,5511

247 244217 MO 285227 MO 243

2,301 2,2521.5110 1,5401,147 1,974

1,647 1,52.1

X1401401,4113,473

426

153 764 1- ,_749217 271 147297 261 231

3136 1

22242

214

5,151

,1,4233,5034/5

15,019

6.538

243275241

2,2461,5351,1111

1,561

5,431156

1,373

X422

1,444702742

1,522'7201102

754 7404

523 $40371560

34400

9 4

1157-94-7

73 6-4

14 125 4

.23 It

705221

7533

56352

135

9251

15,213

5,111

212115

652,22511,5241,466

9,222

5,681305

2,521.444

4444

22023021

302

1,746772414

t 794

557123114

36

111 92

247.

1/041,::TA NUM NOT COLLECTED IN 197/./ DATA NOT AVAILAILE FRINR TO 1900.

; NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION 7

Xf

TASLE 8-74. -- MALE FULL -TIME SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT FEDERALLY FUNDEDRESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTERS 8V FIELD.: JANUARY 1977-78 AND JANUARY 1510-14 1/

FIELD 19771

1 11178 1980 1

111181 t 1912 1983 1984

1

TOTAL

ENGINEERS '

AERONAUTICAL AND ASTRONAUTICALENGINEERS

CHEMICAL ENGINEERS,...,CIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERSOTHER ENGINEERS

4-

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS,....-ASTRONOMERS a/CHEMISTSPHYSICISTSOTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTSATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTSEARTH SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVINOOMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2/

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTS $

.MATHEMATICIANSCOMPUTER SCIENTISTS

LIFE SCIENTISTSAGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS

-BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2/

'PSYCHOLOGISTS


13,005

6,269

2042615 1

22,7051,5501,332

4,461

1,5422, 941

464

343 1

1816612

1,122555720

492

41775

16

146580

31

13,78

4.sli220275148

2,4872,6671,521

4,9$0

1,2783,230

472

4601622111

1,148605-563

5255

477ss

15

10453

329

22.759

6,306

234, 22025S

2,1691,5571,816

5,155

1,2863,262508

60198

24415

244

1,065, , 536

52,

4820

3294185

5

10575120

13,765

6,301

232273219

2,2171,5251,831

5,062141

1,2533,265403

72619124922244

1,04545

2523

5125

34554106

- 4

936313

. 215

12,522

6,234

2,261233

2,1571,5011,1.53

4,970131

1,2233,214

290

6)6152220 12

252

1,150043557

5013

34142SS

3

78-5311212

13,511

6,200

228252240

2,14241,75

1,162

4,981144

1,2043,240348

'tit11917

232

2,124549517

5053

3724585

3

7252132

10

12,454

5,691

176263252

2,1471.4451,348

5,171278

1,2192,169412

355

18417'

240

1,270573697

. 5220

349S469

23

1257219

143

HERE NOT COLLECTED IN 1979./ DATA NOT AVAILAILE PRIOR TO 1980.

E: NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

TABLE 1 -77. -- FEMALE FULL-TINE SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT FEDERALLY FUNDEDRESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTERS BY FIELD: JANUARY 1/77-711 AND JANUARY 1911044 1/

FIELD 1972 1978 1980 1181 1912 19831

TOTAL


ENGINEERSCHEMICAL ENGINEER!CIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERSOTHER ENGINEERS

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS. ASTRONOMERS 2/CHEMISTSPHYSIISTSOTHER

CPHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS .

ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTSEARTH SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS V.

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENTISTSMATHEMATICIANSCOMPUTEIUSCIENTISTS

LIFE SCIENTISTSAGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTSBIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMIDICAL.SCIENTISTS

-'-, ..OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2/

PSYCHOLOGTST,$.,

SOCIAL SCIENTISTS -r

ECONOMISTSPOLITICAL SCIENTIST,_ , t..!SCCIOLOGISTS-OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS

710

65

261

1614

26

2411

107

53

278

172

21988131

122

12013

3

2460

7

120

79

2

1929

300

10418907

37

253

251153111

140

11030

2

11S006

947

163

6144'

2341

75

2529

11610825

752

29

43

250122128

1,31

1291142

0

I4

1

2

1,021

173

6155

452278

269

12211120

52162,3

44

277125152

2010

1509

42

2

144

25

1,073

184

6157

5123

27$'7

123131

17,

89I

242

46

314144170

1551

1401044

1

12701

6

1,040

115

4124

511

2212

2729

12316

992127249

290124164

202

1472242

2,

10

20

LST: MEArliiiiisiitgRI70146.I TINA/ FOUNDA 100

C

4'

79

1984

1,205

177

417

762242

29817

11412314

1425.3,41'

34'167199

2100

14230Is11

4s1535

25

4

,73

74

TALE II-7S. -- SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS EMPLOYED AT UNIVERSITY-ADMINISTERED FEDERALLYvFUNDEDRESEARCH AND DEVELOPM4NT CENTERS SY FIELD: JAUNUASY 1904

100INSTITUTION* RANKING TOTAL ,ENGI- PHYSICAL ENVIRON- 'MATHS LIFE PSY- SOCIAL

VEERING SCIENCESSCIENCES

TOTAL,1 ALL INSTITUTIONS 15,213 5,991 5,611

1 LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LAS Ailk 3,066 1,000 1,534(UNIV OF CALIFORNIA) 11,

2 LAHRENCE LIVERMORE LAS i62,115 1,112 1,065(UNIV OF CALIFORNIA) ''''

3 JET PROP( Lsiom LABORATORY; 2,492 2,339 591(CALIFORNIA INST Of TECN)

4 ARGOMMIE NAIL LASORATORY 1,979 778 743(UNIV OF CHICAGO)

5 LI LABORATORY '1,063 764 2CS '

_AMASS NST Of TECHNOLOGY) ,

641100KHAV M NAT 'L LAB 1,060 300 423(AUI) / .

7 L1NRENCE ERKELEY LAB 731 .52 343(UNIV OF CALIFORNIA)

S FERMI NAT. ACCELERATOR LAB 391 321 255(URA) 2/

9,' NAIL CIA AMINIPMERIC RES(UCAR

333 57 0

10 STFRO LINEAR ACCELRTR CTR 271 117 130

(STANFORD UNIVERSITY)'''....

TOTAL, 1ST 10 INSTS. 14,22$ 5,6418 5,292

11 PLASMA PHYSICS LABORATORY 263 14$ 97(PRINCETON I)

12'CENTER FOR NAUVANLVANALYSES 179 22. 47

(UNIV OF ROCHESTER)12 AMES. LABORATORY 156 49 93

(IONA STATE UNIV OF SST)14 OAK RIDGE DIST MUCLR SIDS 127 9 29

( ?RAU.) S.1. _ . 1S-WAT L RADIO ASTRONOMY 055 104 37 42

(AUI) ,1/16 KITT PEAK NATILOOSERVTRY 7$ 21 36

(AURA) 4/17MAT'L ASTRON A TOROS CTR 3$ 16 23

(CORNELL UNIVERSITY)

19 CERRO TOLOLO INTER-AM OBS 13(AURA) 6/

0 11

IS SACRAMENTO PEAK OSSERVIRY '27 1 19

773 1,746

11: 290

105 455

43 362 l'

171 $94

0 . 110 .

31 99

142 53

0

115

0

794 36 192

155 0 6

711 0 0

46 30 11

114 0 14

. 0 1 0

112

103

10

O 0 0

0, 0 0

O o24

765 1,593 31 . 111

0 0 0 0

(AURA) 3/ :'

TOTAL, 1ST 19 INSTS.. ,' 15,24, 5,991 5,611 773' 1,746 794 36 192

ASSOCIATED UNIVERSITIES, INC./ UNIVERSITIES RESEARCH ASSOCIATION 1

UNIVERSITY CORPORATION FOR ATMOSPHERIC RESEARCH

0 53 6 5 52

O 42 0 0 0\

..

4 10 46 \O 29

O 25 0, 0 0

0 21 0 0 .

0

4 ! 05. 0 0' 0

0 : 2

0 7

0

0 0

O

0

0

t/ ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITIES FOR RESEARCH IN ASTRONOMY, INC.5/ OAK RIDGE ASSOCIATED UNIVERSITIES ,

5,,

NOTE:, NUMBERS FOLLONED BY THE LETTER "E*'ARE ESTIMATED; NUMBERS ED BY "I" ARE IMPUTED.DASHES` INDICATE THAT'DATA ARE. NOT AVAILABLE; DASHES FOCL Y "C" INDICATE CONFLDENTIAL DATA.

SOURCE: NATIONAL SCIENCE:FOUNDATION4t

C.

section c

survey summ

ip

All InstitutionsPage

Master's- Granting Institutions

Pd8e

Al A. .From 1,123 institutions All:, From 206 institutions 83

A I B. Fronlo99 public institution* 78 A I H. From 139 public,institution511 84

A1.(. Front 424 private institutions ,

Doctorate-Granting Institutions

79 Ali, FroM ti7 private institutions

Bachelor's- Granting Institutions

8.5

Alt) From 32OnstitutionS 80 Ali. From 277 institutions 88'AIE. tions . 81 A11, From 78 public institutions 87

A I F. From133,1,riv,ate institutions , . 82 AIL. From 199 private institutions , 88

81

4 '

Palie

No SCience/Engineerixig Degree -. ; Granting Institutions and 2-Year 1

InstitutionsAlm. From310inOtution5AI N. From 2132 puEzlie instil ns 90

A10. From 28 priva,te institutions 91 it

--Federally Funded Research andDevelopment Centers

All'. From 19 FfilZ.PC's 92

SURVEY Of SCIENTIFIC 4/110 ENGINEERING EMPLOYMENT, 'JANUARY 1424ALL UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES(QUESTIONNAIRE SUMMARIES.

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS, JANUARY 1484 AND JANUARY 1913

ITEM 1.HIGHEST EARNED DEGREE

TOTAL1924 .4913

DOCTOR'S 2210-641ST PROFESSIONAL 2220MASTER'S 2230BACHELOR'S:2R THE EQUIVALENT 2240

TOTAL 2200

176976550489683941587

370450

172777537029431132139

351929

ITEM 2. TOTALDISCIPLINES. FULL TIME PART TIME.

1984 1943 1984 1483.'ENGINEERS (TOTAL) N 2610 29435 24844 9510 4893

AERONAUTICAL 1 ASTRONAUTICAL 2611 113$ 1089 256 238CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 2612 2043 1951 417 459CIVIL ENGINEERS 2413 4844 4947 1273 1434'ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2614 7303 7183' 3132 2426MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 2615 5411 5112 1661 1616OTHER ENGINEERS 2616 8456 8517 2741 2720

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2620 24030 21514, 6491 6264ASTRONOMERS 2421 952 482 241 213CHEMISTS' .., 2622 15133 14845A, 3628 3413PHYSICISTS' 4 . 2623OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 2624

11531 11426 2115 2,111414 1361 447

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2630 4133 4691 1691 1462ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 2631 805.' 847 170 177EARTH SCIENTISTS. 2632 5713 5564 1033 963OCEANOGRAPHERS 2633 1538 1528 229 159OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2434 877 707 259' 163

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2640 31940 29941 17342 15725MATHEMATICIANS 2641 21407 21075 10840 10245COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2642 10533. 886 6502 54110

LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2650 122689 119615 33590 31425AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 2651 15572 15331 1443 14018IOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 2652 41579 41152 6979 6932MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 2653 54506 53758 21379 20628OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2654 11032 9374 3789 2844

PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL) 2660 17087 16856 6880 4916SOCIAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2670 42447 41631 13315 13752

. EOISTS 2671POCOMLNITICAL-SCIENTISTS 2672

12122 115999134 9123

3725 39722474 2647

. SOCIOLOGISTS 2673 10208 10485 3322 3513OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 2674 10978 10424 3789 3550

TOTAL 2600 281561 274092 411844 84837*101.

ITEM 3. DISCIPLINES r TOTAL1414 1913

FULL TIME1424 1923

ENGINEERS (TOTAL) . 2710 39015 37737 29435 28844AERONAUTICAL 1 ASTRONAUTICAL 2711 1394 1327 1131 1089CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 2712 N444102 2421 2043 1951CIVIL ENGINEERS 2712 62507 6 '4214 4987ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2714 10435 9414 7303 7128MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 2715. 7072 6728 5411 51.12OTHER ENGINEERS

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) ;

27162720

11397agsga

1123734778

865629030

851728514'

ASTRONOMERS 1 2721 1143 1095 42 1182

CHEMISTS .'2722 18821 18328 151533 14845PHYSICISTS 2723 13446 13586 11531 11426OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 1261 1769 1414 1361

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2730 10624 10153 8933 8691ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 2731 975 1064 805 887EARTH SCIENTISTS 2732 6746 6532 5713 5569OCEANOGRA 1767 1687 1538 1528OTHER ENVIPHERSRONMENTAL SCIENTI;TS 1;3: 1136 870 877 707

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL). 2740 49212 45644 31940 29941MATHEMATICIANS 2741 247 31320 21407 21075COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2742 1 015 14346 40533 2266

LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2750 279 15 440 122480 114415AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 2751 17015 16 2 15572 15331BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 2752 '41552 44 41579 41152.MEDICAL SCIENTISTS. 2753 75285 7432 54506 53758OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2754 14121 122 11032 9374

PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL) 2760 23167 23772 17087 16856SOCIAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2770 55762 55383 42447 41631

ECONOMISTS 2771 15347' 15571 12122 11549POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 2772 11618 11770 9134 9123SOCIOLOGISTS 2772 13530 14044 10201 10415OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 2774 14767 13474 10971 10424

TOTAL 2700 370450 358929 241561 274042

t FULL TINE1424 1923

154594379586135825651

221561

153082363946104923567

274092

7

PART TIME1424 r 1943.

2038217040

ilb54S31

8.2228

19691173021026214572

84137

FULL TIMEMEN

PART.TIME1984 1913 1944. 1923

28326 27833 9040 84441115. 1066 242 226

, 1930 1854 386 414'11 4676 4779 1278 135

7104 7021 3003 23515313 5019 1614 15648113 80,4 2557 2529

26143 25818 5078 4895841 013 '204 184

13116 12151 2549 '244310951

111D' 113;8097 7870. 1260 1155751 817 138 '154

5261 5108 , 755 7611297 1125 171 118olga 620 146 122

25972 24615 12221 1143017516 17361 7038 49098456 7254 ' 5183 4521:

811764 48375 22953 2240913764 13716 1059 103631726 31546 '4164 420240443 40353 16519 161642831 2760 1211 100712596 12379 4039 416134357 43677 9551 1007610803 10373 3144 34357894 7881 1937 21137497 '7613 1890 2183,,

8159 71110 2540 2345'

Alme.,EN

FULL TIMEWOM

PART TIME .

#

1914 1483 1484 1423,

110423 23

113 ' .97208' 208144

473. . 423 284 191

32887 2646' 1413 1369

71 69 7 .242017 '1464 1119 1040530 522 193 221219 141 64 79436 821 431 707

. 54 70 32. 2342 461241 203

272 20258 41

89 275121.

415962. 5326 42953891 3714 3802 23362077 4612 1319 459

23925 31240 10637 94161808 1615 384 3659853 9406 2825 273014063 13405 4860 44448201 6614 2578 11574491 4477 2841 27558040 7954 3764 36761319 1226 58 5171241 1242 542 5342711 2572 1432 14002814 2614 1209 1205

500'14 1231 .4095 79

75irt 52

444

224255 220547 64122 62570 57306 53525 24707 22267

V

PART TIME1924 1982

TOTL

19114 1923

4580 2293 35978. 32093.256 238 1236. 1157.417 459 2180. 2114.1373 1434 5646. 5552.3132 2426 9929. 8060.1661 ,1616 6786. 5625.2741 .2720 10203. 9520.6491 6264 31818. 31211.241 213 1044. 961.3682 3483 16739. 16395.2115 2160 12371. 12314.

. 447 408 1662. 1541.1691 1442 9615. 9346.170 177 143. 970.

1033 963 6122. 6002.229 159 1617. 1599.gg9 163 1012. 775.

173$2 15725 39023. 36253.10240 10245 25963. 25353.6502 5480 111040. 10901.32590 31825 135211.131153.1443 1401 15948. 16065.6979 1 6932 44726. 44155.

21374 20628 61872. 60606.3739 2844 12614. 10327.6880 6916 20553. 19441.13315 13752 48043. 46944.3725 3972 13494. 13047.2479 2647 10167. 10132-3322 ' 3513 12012. 11926.3789 3550 12349. 11719.

FTE'S % TOTAL FTE'SDEVOTED TO R&D DEVOTED TO R&D

1924 1483, 1984 1943

71.59. 7049.320. 323.570. 535.824. 770.1989. .1902.941. 842.

2510. 2628.7530. 7113.445. 405.

3278. 3094.3099. 3062.709. 552.

3053. 3044.485. 545.

1286480. . 300.4.

302. 236.2294. 204.1281. 1312.;017. 446.

36807. 36020.6701. 6559.13907. 13229.15451. 15534.

747. 697.1395. 1482.3614. 3678.1221. 1204..552. 672.606. 650.

1225: 1152.

19.4 22.025.4 27.426.1 25.314.7 13.920.0 23.613.4 15.724.6 27.623.7 22.542.5 42.114.6 18.4*25.1 24.942.7 35.831:8 32.656.2 56.221.0 21.760.6 60.329.8 30.55.9 6.14.4 5.27.1 8.2

27.2 27.541.9 40.831.1 30.025.0 25.65.9 6.76.8 7.67.5 7.89.0 '9.25.4 6.65.0 5.510.0 9.1

22289 84837 120242.106442. 61255. 60594. 14.3 19.8

t

82 77

.TABU 415

A

1,"

A

SURVEY Of SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING EMPLOYMENT...JANUARY 1984

QUESTIONNAIRE SUMMARIES''''PLALIC UNIVERSITIES ANRILLEGES

11;

ITEM 1.HIGHEST'EARNED DEGREE

ok-rOn'sFIRST PROFESSIONALMASTER'S8ACMELOR'S OR THE EQUIVKLENTI

TOTAL,7,-,

1113CIPLES

, 4r-SCIENTISTS ANO.ENGINEERS. JANUARY 1984 MO JANUARY 1483

.

TOTAL'S1984. 4k1983

FULL2984 .

TINE1983

.

1984PART TIME

. 1983----... '

I

22102220223022401.

2200

11956136

. 7.2471502

32025

54124

1164;11 so

27421

730085

246329

07535198204973919640

196754

105133'196254838318392

191433

120268716

2496312365

58070.

1135833962344911693

54196

t'

ENGINEERS (TOTAL.) 2610AERONAUTICAL i ASTRONAUTICAL A2611CHEMICAL ENGINEERS '2612.crvii. ENGINEERS 2613

,'ItILECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2614MECHANICAt.EOGINEE8S .2615;OTHER-ENGINEERS 2616'.SICAL-SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2620ASTRONOMERS ' 2621CHEMISTS tii___.: .2622'PHYSIC STS ''-- , . 2623OTHER SICAL SCIENTISTS 4

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 26 .-

ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS '44 2631,EARTH SCIENTISIS.,.", 2632.

1. OCEANOGRAPHERS ...ki, 1/4 2633, OTHER ENVIRONMENTtL SCIENTISTS '2634'

: MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS 11p p111 '2640MATHEMATICIANS' 2641COMPUTER SCIENTISTS. 2642.

LIFESCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2650AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 2651BIOLAGICAL SCIENTISTS 2652MEOPC44 SCIENTISTS .. 2653OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS' 2654.

PSYCAGLOGISTS '(TOTAL) . 2660SOCIAC SCIENTI'ST'S (TOTAL) 2670

ECONOMISTS 2671POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 2672SOCIOLOGISTS 2673OTHER.SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 2674

*

, TOTAL

TOTAL"TI E

]954 1913 1914 13

21914 21214753 679

1'4 1914043994` 40224750 46764001 37176943 672919066 11750682 413

9851 97087455 74341075 99571002 6999.722 785'4519; 4445114t 332

94'23431..

1

.22202 '16052 155924.7179 -6610112457 807011490, 14710.261111 26870'32041. 318308613 7298

1117/75

2971111445481641 7816174 617327219', '744011402 8309

6548 6321.142 146243 3001028 10731729 15451159 '10782217. 21864630 4205187 .134

2660 24101422 1361361 296

1322 ' 1124162 151760 709187 134213 130

12312 114627914 15324398. 3931

20725 1911001357 13524733 '459211787 109022848 21544117 41038314,. 86742165 22671555 15252090 22912516 2591

'

2600, 196254 1914 51070. 541196#a

4L3.1. 4 1 'TIME , PART TIME_ FULL TIME HaMEMPARI TIME1914 1983 2184 1983 1984 1983 198C 1953

21151 20448 6190 5984.740 664 136 r40

-v1412 1314 269 2823867 3360 944 t0114624 4572 1651 1489'3940 3650 1122 10366548 6388 2068 202617255 '1704C '43646 3300629 567 160 1218662 8491 1875 17087091 7098 1292 1225903 590 319 246

6455 6365 988 .1192,,'

672 721 133 130,4174 4113 558 ,'567,'984. 1017 137 ' 100'.625 514 160 15.

19380 18151 8495 8493'.

13142 12809 5025 4961,6238 5342 3470 3232'.'

59156 59242 13280.. 12600'4'1 69, 13161 983 99620 6 20833 2775 2796'229 23006 4578 802e22 2242 144 7888641 1711 2340 2416

24663 24111, 5984 '6289' 7304 7016 18 '19353331 3342 119 12045413 5440 122 1403,4,615 6313. 175 1747

39674 , '31351,156731 154082' 409

845 76613 1587,_ 77

17C 162126 10444 67375 3411781k 1704

53 , 46113w. 1217364 336175 105647 634

345 3tg50

183 1454 69 70

' 4551 40512910't). 2763

/` 1641 12613301. 214661733 .-r5496085 6037,9109 8824'6374 50543156 306,5742' 5441836 815843'' 030

' 1876 20002117 1996

0

.STEM 3. DISCIPLINES

:. $ /iENGINEERS. (TOTAL) 2710' 1564

AERONAUTICAL A ASTRONAUTICAL 2711' 195CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 2712 1792

., 2713 5073ELECTRICAL ENG VEERS 2214

. CIYIL. ENGINEER4479

MECHANICAL ENGINEERS -2 15 5167'OTHER. ENGINEERS.... 2716 '9160.

PHYSICAL' SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2720 23696i 'ASTRONOMERS. 1 , 2721 a 869

2722 -' 12511

TAL9 1913

PHYSICISTS -

OTHER PHYS CAL SCIENTISTS .EAVI.RONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)

'ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTSEARTH SCIENTISTS

,OCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER"ENVIROMMENTAL SCIENTISTS

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (Tom),MATHEMATICIANSCOMPUTER SCIENTISTS

SCIENTISTS (TOTA)AGRICUOTURAL SCIENTISTSBIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SO ENTISTSOT.ER LIFE SCIENTISTS.

PSY °GISTS (TOTAL)S" CI 115154170T/4)-

EC* ip0LITIga. SCIENTISTS . .

SOCIOL OGISTSOTHER SOCIAL SCIENTIST4

,.TOTAL

2723. 53772724 1439

2731 842730 58424'

271* 52742733 13542734 11072740 r 362432741'[ 2392742 4 12277.2750 1031822751 1629/2752 315442753 434752754 114612760 159142770 38801;771 '.03052772 7724277'--- 93792774 1.1344

2700 25024

F

-27542825

. 1691509562214715.191522955751

1211187,512,18123936

$1771296714 694

33464 2393123123 1605210541 787999708 8245716062 1494231462 2631142732 320919452 A61315911 1179738426 30405

8140

FULL TIME-1914 1913......,21996 21214753 679'14,9 13914043 40224750' 4476A 4008 37176943 672f19420 .15730642 613'985174551078.7102

, 7224514.

7697 617497n 7239'10900 1102

246329 196754.191431 58070 54896 22410012367. 40099. 31169. 17.9

378' 3446 6

24 18.84 62

. 78 .56'37 42

149 160914 90527 17

785 702130 13642 50

.'3344 232 \.29 21

.

202 142509 3453' 35

3117 32692881 2570928 6997445 6400374 3561958 1 17963209 28821908 ,,13664777 1637

42412 2345359 332

II 357 321861 818835 844

1 147 15222

,-%TOTAL

PART TIME FTE'S1914 1953 i 1984 1913

6145 6328 27565. 23651.142, 14641 821. 724.

orzi300 ' 1600. J1512.1 , 4693. 4447.

1721 6918. 5278.1159 ,1 5220. 4123.2217' 2186 8308. 7578.4630 4205 .21273. 20600.187 238 754. , 663.

11069 . A0797.8049. 800941301. 1131.7629. -7488.. 775. . 859.

,.'41116. 4776.L 1227. t1219.

um.- 635.21009. 26745.

'19429. 18733.9570. 8012.

90250. 57445.15330. 15416.219741 28798.36136. 35265.9351. 7964.

14223. 13327.24218. 33079.5907. 8664:4

.6372. 6779.' 363." 416.t 5.31674. 8351. , 431. 446. 5.09766. 9215. 945. 716. 9.7

2660 . 241V7434 1422 1361995 .361% 296,

6,91 , 1322 1124.785 '4 162 .7 1514468 760 7091162' 187 134584 223 130

.22202 12312 2146215592 7914 .75316610 4315 '3931

10708 .1 10725 1900044710 4357 135224870 4

,31130 117.17 109027298 2244FJ 21541180 4117' 410329752 8394 86747331 2165 ..226.7.

6172 1555 152574'40 2090.. 22916309 2514 2591-

t4.7E 'S % TOTAL FTE'S

DEVOTED R&D DEVOTEIVTO R&D191 911 11914 4983

4 . 4004. 15.0 1#.944. 141. 17.5 19.5

'389. 341. 24.3 22.66344 544. 13.5 12.2745. 755. 11.1 14.3492. 462. 9.4 11:217131, 4762. 20.6( 23.34523. 4100. 21.44%19.9297. 260. 39.4 39.21935. X787. 17.5 16.61705. 1643. 21.2 22.55$6. 410. 45.0 34.3

2361. 2372. 30.9' 31.7442. , 489. 56.8 56.9988. 1013. 20.5 21.2678.r- 668. 55.3 5448

;252. 203. 31.3 32:01286. 1167. 4.4 4.4671. 643. 3.5 . 3.4615. 524. -6.4 6.5

24234, 233090.' 26.1 27.2 y'64991 6349. '42.4 41.2 1

81664. 7501. 28.2 '27.19065; 11192.1 20.1 26.1504. 468. 5.1 5.9865. 565. "6.1 6.5

2696. .2549. . 7.9 .7.7*10.46.15.31.5

4,

4

kJ .

13.3.

tv

$

TABLE AICPRIVATE UNIVERSITIES ANO COLLEGESSURVEY Of SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING EMPLOYMENT, JANUARY 1984

QUESTIONNAIRE SUMMARIES4 .


ITEM 1..,HIGHEST EARNED DEGREE

FIRST P FESSIONALMASTER'BACHELOR'S OR THE EQUIVALENT

TOTAL 131,

2210222072302240

TOTAL ULL TIME1984 1983 1934 1913

r-57415 5628626512 26281254/137 218979

054962

2200 11,5626 112600

4905918133116195991

84800;

4794917369121665175

82659

PART TIME1984 1983

83568374105183571

- 30819

8337891293132879

29441

ITEM 2.DISCIPLINES

ENGINEERS (TOTAL) 2610AERONAUTICAL & ASTROPTICAL 2611CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 2612CIVIL, ENGINEERS 2613

CTRICAL ENGINEERS 26244-114NICAL ENGINEERS 2615

ER ENGINEERS,

2616PHVS AL,SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2620

ASTRONOMERS 2621sCHEMISTS 2622PHYSICISTS 2623OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 2624'

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2630ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 2631EARTH SCIENTISTS 2632OCEANQGRAPHERS 2,631OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2634

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)' 2440_MATHEMATICIANS , 2641COMPUTER SCIENTISTS

LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)AGRICULTURAL. SCIENTISTSBIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICIL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS .

'PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOT )

SOCIAL SCIENTISTS TOTAL)ECONOMISTSPOLITICAL SCIENTISTS .

.SOCIOLOGISTSOTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS

TOTAL

264226502651.26522653265426402670,26712672

X74

2600

TOTALFULL TIME ' PART TIME1984 1983, 1984 1983

7439 7630 3012 2565385 410 114 92544 560 124 159841 965 345 361

2553 2512 1403 8311403 1395 .502 5381713 1788 -524 5349964 9764 1861 2059270 269 54 7

5232% 5137 1028 10735

4076 .3992 693 799136 ' 6 36 1121331 16392

6369' 333

83 102 . 269' 1194 1101 .273 254

371' 356 42 25183 123 46 38009 7739 5030 42633

'5355 5483 2926 27142654 2256 2104 1549

40232 31907 12865 12825630 .621 A6 49

24768 14282 2246 234022415 21928 2592 97262419 07

276311041 710

5290 2763 ' 231312042 11879 4919 50783932 3761 1560. 17052965 2951 924 21222911 3045 1232 12922176 2115 1203 959

84807 82659 30819 .29941

4MEN

FULL TIME ' PART TIME1984 1983 1934 1983

7175 7385 2890375 402 1518 540 117

06

809 919 3342435 2449 2

1373 1369 14921615 1706 4891858 11772 2432252 246 44

4454 4390 6943360 3806 630292 330, 642642 1505 27279 96 5

1087 995 197313 308 34163 206 36

6592 6464 37264374 45522218 191229408 29133555 555

11000 2071317461 17347592 518

3955 36609694 95663499 33572567 25392084 21731544 1497

67524 66485

2460116

137

86252803

A55956373571483

263241941827

32372013 19481713 12399673 9809

76 401339 14067941 8144267 2191699 17453547 '37171331 1500739 909661 780829 598

ROUENFULL TIME ' PART TIME1984 1983 1984. 1983

264 245 122 10510 8 . 8 626 20 7 2232 46 11 1768 63 51 1930 26 10 10.98 35 31

1106 99322

4.29 44418 23 10 '12

828 747 334 338216 186 63 ,8544 36 22 29189 137 97 75

4 6 3 2107 106 76 60sa 58 8 720 17 10 6

1417 1275 1304 1026981 931 913 766*36 344 391 260

410624 977 3192 ;out75- 66 10 9

3763 3569 857 934,4954 4581 1651 15821827 1558 674 4911335 1388 1064 10682346 2313 1352 1291483 411, 222 205398 412 185 213135 872 571 512632 618 374 361

23259 22596 17233 16174 7560 7045

ITEM 3. DISCIPLINES TOTAL1934 2983

ENGINEERS (0TAL) 2710 10451 10195AERONAUTICAL 3 ASTRONAUTICAL 2711 499 502CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 2712 668 5719

'CIVIL ENGINEERS 2713 1186 1326ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2714 3956 3393MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 2715 '105 1933OTHER, ENGINEERS 2716 2237 2322

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)k 2720 111125 11823ASTRONOMERS 2721 j 324 344CHEMISTS 2722 6310 6210PHYSICISTS 2723 , 4769 4791OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTINS 2724 422 478

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS ITOTAL) 2730 2200 2030ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS . 2731 91 128EARTH SCIENTISTS , 2732' 1467 1355OCEANOGRAPHERS 27,33 413 391OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2734 229 156

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2740 13039 12002MATHEMATICIANS 2741 8281, 8197COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2742 4758 '.1405

LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2750 530/7 51732AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 2751 716 670BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 2752 17014 16622MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 2753 32007 31654OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2754 3360 2786

PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL) 2760' 8053 7861SOCIAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2770 16961' 16957

ECONOMISTS 2771 5542 5473P01,gICAL SCIENTISTS 2772 3339 ; 4073SOCIOLOGISTS 2773 4151 . 4337OTHER SOCIAL' SCIENTISTS 2774 3379 .2074

TOTAL 2700 ,115626 112600

FULL TIME19114 1933

7439 763035 4

.5344 56100

841 9652553 2512'1403 13951713 17889964 9764270 269

5282 51374076 3992

183336

1 %14283 102

1194 1104371 366183 123

8009 7739

234 22'565483

40232 33907.630 62114768 1428222415 2,121'2419 '20765290 504812042 11879,3982 37682965 21512919 30452176 2115,

'

14807 82659

PART TIME1934 1983 .

3012, 2565,

124114 9

1592

345 '3611403 881502 531524 534

'1861 205954 75

1028 1073693 799Si 112.369 338

8 26273 25442 25

1500t)

34263

292/6 27142104% 4549,12865 12825,

86 492246 23409592 I 9726941 ( 710

2763 28134919. 50781560 1705924 11221232 12921201 959

TOTAL - FTE'S '% TOTAL FTE'S.FTE'S DEVOTED TO R&D DEVOTED TO 'R&D

1984 4983 1984 1983 1934 198.34- -1. ""

8413. 3410. 3023. 30434 35.9 36.2414. 43. 176. .181. 42.5 41.8580. 601.) 182. 194. 31.4 32.3952. 1091.1 . 225. 20.5 20.6

1;50

3011: 2782.1 24. 1147. 40.7 41.21561. '1542.1 50. 430. 28.8 27.511195: 1942. 7, 865. 42.1 '44.5

21.3 28.450.7 48.723.7 23.332.3 '33.034.1 34.634.8 36.250.6 .50.022.8 23.4

1G0 4. 914: '101;: 102i:24. 2.91 10.9

'6620. 610. 669. 9.4 10.1

:_43181! 12533. 12211. 28.0 27.912.5 12.9

668: 649. '202. 210. 30.2 32.415753 15358. 5741. 5429. 36.4 35.325736. 25340. 6336. 6342. 24.11 25.02764. 2361. 243. 229. 11.8 9.76230. 6115. 530. 616. 8.4 10.113875. 13865. 918. 1130. 6.6 11.2

4587. 44351. 264. 303. 5.8 6.8

Na 31 In:1745.7 7.6

: ;t: : 5.1 5.72583. 2504. 290.) 366. 11.2 14.6

10645."1911:' 148:' 34a.

5670.. 5598. 1343. 'law.4322. 4305. 1395. 1419.361. 410. 123. 142.

1934. 1858. 692. 672.85. 112. 43. 56.

1307. q221. 298. 287.390. 379. 302. 296.

30819. 29941' 961114. 94075.

84

21756. 21725. 22.6 23.1 t

9

79

TALE AiD

80

SURVEY OF SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING EMPLOYMENT, JANUARY 1914,DOCTORATE GRANTING UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESQUESTIONNAIRE SUMMARIES

SCIEATISTS440 ENGINEERS, JANUARY 1954 AND JANUARY 1983

........ITEM 1.

HIGHEST EARNED DEGREETOTAL

1984 1913

DOCTOR'S 2210FIRST PROFESSIONAL 2220MASTER'S 2230BACHELOR'S OR THE EQUIVALENT 2240

TOTAL 2200

127542533713740225971

.

244216

125276516113615223500

234545

ITEM 2. TOT ALDISCIPLINES FULL TIME PART TIME

1984 1923 1944 1983

ENGINEERS (TOTAL) 2610 22513 21857 4676 4326AERONAUTICAL A ASTRONAUTICAL' 2611 917 865 164 140CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 2612 18 17 361 354CIVIL ENGINEERS 2613 268253 3471 812 '756ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2414 5316 5013 1109 951MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 2015 3737 3529 746 659OTHER ENGINEERS 2616 7002 6960 1434 1444

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2420 17521 17116 2406 2322ASTRONOMERS 2421CHEMISTS .2422

791 7008365 2243

113 . 791420 1286

PHYSICISTS 2423 7572 ,7319 865 1189

OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTSENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)

2625! 793 7746472 4309

208 12$975 713

ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 263 742 118 138 111EARTH SCIENTISTS 26 .3722 3655 526 435OCEANOGRAPHERS . 24 3 1429 e 1382 142 116OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2434 569 448 169 51

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2640 15110 14620 4124 3805MATHEMATICIANS' 2642 9613 1653 2442 2489COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2642 5497 4967 1542 1316

LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2650 103844 101460 26115 25397AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 2651 13763 13397 243BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 2652 31287 30443

314572 3710

MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 2453 52444 51324 20215 .19283OTHER LIFt'ACIENTIST9 2654 4150 5776 1907 1561

PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL) 2660 8566 8291 2300 2.195

SOCIAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2670 23482 23103 5042 4971ECONOMISTS 2471 7043 4262 12 21 -1455POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 2672SIOLOGISTS .2672 :it: 5014

4627 9951052

10511125

OTHER SOCIAL SCIENIISTS 2674 7069 6600 1774 1340

TOTAL 2600 197508 192716 46712 .43719

FULL TIMEI. 1914 " 1913

1 114231 11295437079 3546327054 2464719142 17692

197501 192756

PART TIME1934 1983

13311 1232216292 1614210344 95114129 5108

4677$ 43729

FUL24 L

19

NTIME MEN PART1913 19114

21568 7

891782

553467656$

.16073548

72197299

715824

5

3419

21213

1125805383864472

777121211223595392947058

6452189806327211135855157

210168

165510

349949612641459415704645

, 72247073706569875133521200

125 353,5

84254110

76969319302330021688 1

20561

13708436167398,36634904

159447 154815

TlisE1983

4.303155231731

120

13292015

. 961042

577172714104138497

3113625

1848126819727

2319686

15937785132334102977141

15126,

40101333166941011'.

63313212843

65126790103.530893247923

2836175510312860.5110

15377448136134461220822

4 622772

34423 32427

ITEM 3, DISCIPLINES

A

TOTAL.1914 1913

FULL TIME1984 1983

ENGlihRS (*DIAL) 2710 27189' 26183 22513 21257AERONAUTICAL ASTRONAUTICALCHEMICAL EAGTNEERS 2712

2711 10212249

10052088

. 9171288

4651734

CIVIL ENGINEERS 2723 4465 4427 2653 1671ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 9 0714 6425 6049 53* 5098MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 2715 6423 618114 3737 3529

,OTHER ENGINEERS 216 2446 8426 7002 6960PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS`(707A1) 27720 20127 19492 17521 17116

ASTRONOMERS 2721 904 779 791 700CHEMISTS 2722 9785 9529 2365 8243PHYSIC TS 2723 8437 8281 7572 7399OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 2724 1001 902 793 774

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2730 7447 7022 6472 6309ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 2731 880 929 742 maEARTH SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRAPHERS

1,11

27322733

42481521

40901504

37221439

.36551248

OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2734 738 4,1 569 448MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL). 2740 19294 18421 15110 14620

MATHEMATICIANS 2741 12255 12142 9613 9653COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2742 7039 6283 5417 4947

LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 275 130231 124857 103844 101440AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 27501 147 8 14240 13763 13397BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 2752 35 34173. 31287 30463MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 2753 7 71107 52644 51824

'OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2754 7337 6150 5 776

PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL) 2760" 1 10486 8546 8291SOCIAL. SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2770 28524 28074 23422' 23103

'ECONOMISTS 2771 8264 1317 7043 6862POLITICAL SCIENTISTSSOCIOLOGISTS

27722773

55495141

56786131

45544816

46275014

OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 2774 4143 7940 7069 6600

TOT O. 2700 244286 236545 197501 192756

.6.

85

WOMENFULL TIME '.

19114 1923PART TIME1924 1123

94619

10016216170434314556

94635378

653 48

31022659

225212271025

261321651

. 769212697

21084012

450271644

1.2311913

38041

841152317137611

3461408

55951.32668

667 11

308 3

1853

' 20851228857

244911467716312143

21053712

4400615633

.3712

16,6

35141

373930111

6335

15552117

39078

261

14230

4544

1048.774

7224874

3091559427811229171567192216511648

11955

314437a

6240

1426349814

369 0

925183210137'23

969734.2356537263145531069138341525225229503548

10842

rr

PART TIME1924 1923

TOTALFTE'S

1014 1983

FTE'S % TOTAL FTE'SDEVOTED TO R&D DEVOTED TO RID

1984 .1923 1484 1913

4676 4326 24117. 23312. 7081. 4931. 21.4 24.7164 140 964. 903. 314. 216. 32.6 35.0341 354 2008. 1253. 547. 526. 21.2 23.4812 756 2953. 3144. 812. 753. 20.5 19.01109 951 5487. 1964. 186.8. 34.5 34.7744 459 3964.

,5382.3725. 927. 463. 23.4 23.2

1484 1446 7540. 7425. 2498. 2604. 33.1 34.22606 2312 21626. 18032. 7073. 4797. 31.0 37.7113 79 831. 724. 439. 403. 5 ; 55.7

,

1420 1226 8991. 11764. 3070. 2916. 34.1 33.3865 829 7278. 7707. 3003. 2969.1 38.1 38.5208 1211", 927. 836. 561. 501.i 60.5 60.9975 723 6257. 6625. 2931. 293..1 42.7 44.3132 111 788. 270. 482. $32. 61.2 61.2524 435 292E. 3147. 1201. 1238. 30.6 32.2142 116, 1477. 1432. 960. 938. 65.0 65.5169 51 645. 477. 287. 211. 43.2 45.9

4124 3805 14671. 16045. 2127. 2020. 12.8 12.62642 2489 10621. 10603. 1166. 1200. 11,0 11.31542'; 1316 6042. 5442. 960. 821. 15.9 15.1

36995 25397 113132.110337. 36394. 25527. 32.1 32.2991 843 14008. 131190. 6569. 6453. 44.9 44.53878 3710 33039. 31969. 13640. 12149. 41.3 40.2

20215 19223 59557. 58251. 15440. 15521. 25.9 24.41,07 1561 6736. 6219. 725. 674. 10.2 10.92200 2195 9465. 9028. 1302. -1325. 13.8 15.35042 4971 25311. 24464. 3353. 3429. 13.2 13.21221 1455 7431. 7334. 1174. 2155. 15.1 15.7115 1051 4291. 4923. 482. 617. 9.8 12.41052 1125 5213. 5423. 526. 573. 10.1 10.61774 1340 7769. 7115. 1171. 10e4. 15.1 '15.2

46778 43719 214385.202243. SOW. 59032. 26.1 22.2

'r

TABLE A1E SURVEY Of SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING ENPLOYMENTE JANUARY 1944PUBLIC DOCTORATE GRANTING UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESQUESTIONNAIRE SUMMARIES

SCIENTISTS ANO ENGINEERS, JANUARY 1584 AND JANUARY 1483


TOTAL1984 ' 1913

FULL1944

TIME' 1983

PART1914

TIME1 1983

DOCTOR'S 2210FIRST PROFESSIONAL 20MASTER'S 2230IACHELOR'S OR THE EQUIVALENT 2240

TOTAL .2200

20845 1715327378 2613129112 2776519276 i 17895

16430* 151944 .

10591190992209914.271

136067

80102183662152713533

133528

7922.827970335005

28239

70517756263a43,2

25416

ITEM 2. TOTALDISCIPLINES FULL TIME

1414 1443PART TIME

1984 1983

MENFULL TIME

1944 1983' PART, TIME

1914 19113FULL TIME

1914 1983PART TIME1914 1983

ENGINEERS (TOTAL) ~ 2410 16059AERONAUTICAL 4 ASTRONAUTICAL 2611CHEMICAL ENGINEERS . 2612

1377

65CIVIL ENGINEERS 2613 2957ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2614 3152MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 2615 2612OTHER ENGINEERS 2616 -396

PHYSICAL, SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2620 115472ASTRONOMERS 2621 51CHEMISTS 2622 55364

. PHYSICISTS 2623 4846OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 2624

ENVIRONMENTAL. SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2630 5104531

ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 2631 666EARTH SCIENTISTS 2632 2915OCEANOGRAPHERS 2633

14551',. OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2634MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2640 11344

MATHEMATICIANS 2641 7265COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2642 4079

LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2650 64615AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 2651 13304BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 2652 19830MEDICAL SCIENTISTS ' 2653 30643OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2654 4824

PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL) 2660 900SOCIAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2670 175573

ECONOMISTS 2671 5141POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 2672 329SOCIOLOGISTS 2673 34065OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 2674 5551

TOTAL 2600 ,136067

1551451S

1238291630402410534711235477

55334723502

72029331030377

1086371943669

675921244519676,30427454459211

173115018322738545212

133521

'29107

944045510581157

1077549

77777133

r 341218235

24801657823

16061976

254910915456011782976690

I 6421103

21239

263062

230520341368

10591516

3590650174

56149

328

3520415209695

144648

24132410161126210262110724506684891

25416

15568354

1290282430572564505

10551551,

491444,041

4744606617

2686. 9

3099

4

955163153243

510791171415153

.2266815444390141874614274527424086

,109693

149095091172278829572430-505310304440

49004515454

4585654

. 2699448324

92134t62282985

5101811529152172262616444474139544497277527903192

101462

2677

2404984584309

147353

17877

484

572121

10628581100

17201082634

109787

1459.11,564986

16454

543404335647

20022

240661

213472

934836

943117*

76428442

1461774

2526417

1524970554

101924

141577

76665356141830579374377500

11141

701

75133954834195742620231574484229

9

16852

1786950836

17536159546777980328415103316

. 527

9231472

26374

6309

66121835

2940

927 6

3633208

475

234

148

28

16509666

1657484

141644597801289414543357521

1064452

1320

25064

2731'

2472 1

32

21203S21 0

2906022

205271063357

75607518

50835

301109027619314921022127132307456

4217

224.1

1744.2220116138

8

259/1314420763014

680539141

447258

7

997249577412410150132307391

7255


FULL TIME1984 1983

PART TIME1984 1413

'TOTAL'S

,

FIE1984 1983

FTE'SDEVOTED TO.RAD

1944 1943

'% TOTAL FTE'SDEVOTED TO R&D

1984 1413

ENGINEERS (TOTAL) 2710,AERONAUTICAL 4 ASTRONAUTICAL 2711CHEMICAL ENGINEERS , 2712CIVIL ENGINEERS 2713ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2714MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 2715OMER ENGINEERS , 2716

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)' 2720ASTRONOMERS 2721CHEMISTS . 2722PHYSICISTS . 2723OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS ' 2724

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) .2730ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS ' 2731E4RTH SCIENTISTS 2732OCEANOGRAPHERS 1

.

2733OTHER. ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2734

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTI#TS (TOTAL) 2740MATHEMATICIANS 2741COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2742

LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2750AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 2751,BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 2752'MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 2753OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2754

PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL) 2760SOCIAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2770

ECONOMISTS S 2771POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 2772SOCIOLOGISTS ' 2773OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 2774

TOTAL 41 ',2700 1264106

18469651.1629352636423067645413329644611

2

539568158817411.33061190

13846524

89224402

8467614285223794160464037078

4054954313750

. 43076662

18580169

1. 1468343634312446114-04

12752

645312

5224576

5f21119

32126119412

1306787034364

82261

2209013777

405SS580669 54

201215747373345386103

151944

16059577

1295773252261296

1514372

56155344846

3255104614

29151072451

113447265.4079

6161513304198303064848

285900175735141320436655558

136047

15539514

2129316

8

30400244

5347luas

477Mn4723502

5060720

29331030377-.

1086371943669

6759212945196763042745 445428

15014322738545212

133528 1

291074264569490455

10681857

811077549150777133391118

2 01657823

16061976

254910/5i158011782476640541642

1103

28239

263062

23052034136110591516

3590650174

56119

3289935

22041509695.

1466982

241314

10161126210262810729506614191

25414

17140. 16568.604. 536.1456. 1333.3189. 3145.3320. 3179.2782. 2611.

15784. 5765.12351. 11904.

518. 484.6052. 5944.5059. 4930.652. 546.5407. 5312.711. 749.

3045. 3079.1100. 1066.531. 3,7.

12327. 11699,7932. 7771.4395. 3421.74140. 72476.13540. 13430.20984. 20579.34309. 33593.5342. 4875.63511. 6263.18640. 11300.5362. 5250.3407. 3418.3905. 4091.6016. 5542,

146453.142523.

4037.139.385.620.755.482.1705.4181.297.1789.1654.439.

2245.439.905.462.218.1144.575.569.

23903.6370.7496.9056.481.794.

2474.422.13365.,a4.

482.

38821.

3935.137.

533334.

737.443.1750.3893.258.2676.1591.367.

2269.483.953.646.187.

1034.546.468.

23435.6249.75,56.9131.444.794.

2360.444.376.346.721.

37719.4

23.823.026.419.422.717.329.533.95,3.529.632.7'67.341.561.729.5.60.244.89.37.212.332.247.031.1

29.012.513.217.28.99.314.7

26.5

23.825.625.216.923.217.0

.43230.7

53.328.232.367.242.762.831.060.647.18.87.311.432.346.536.727.39.212.712.916.511.09.4

13.2,

26.5

86 81

TALE 41F SURVEY Of SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING EMPLOYMENT JANUARY 1984PRIVATE DOCTORATE GRANTING UNIVERSITIES AMC COLLEGESQUESTIOMNAIRI SUMMARIES



TOTAL11184 1513 1914

FULL TINE1482

ART.1944

TINE1913

=TOR'SFIRST PROFESSIONALMASTER'SBACHELOR'S OR THE EQUIVALENT

TOTAL

2122220

0

22302240

2200

390222599322706425

794110

38123

53935405

77601

31633

14457'4271

61441

1 322521709751204159

59228

5134301333131224

18539

83335271

32731446

.18373

ITEM 2.DISCIPLINES

ENGINEERS (TOTAL)AERONAUTICAL 1 ASTRONAUTICAECHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERS'MECHANICAL ENGINEERS'OTHEReENOTMEERS

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)

aASTRONOMERSgsi sPHYSICHTsTSOTHER PHYSICAL. SCIENTISTS

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS

'EARTH SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)MATHEMATICIANSCOMPUTER SCIENTISTS'

LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTSBIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS

PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL)SOCIAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL

ECONOMISTSPOLITICAL SCIENTISTSSOCIOLOGISTSOTHER SOCIAL SCISATISTS

TOTAL

261026112612261326142615261626202621'262220232624263026312632

1326

26402634

2441264226526501265226532654766026702671267226732674

2600

TOTALFULL TIME ''

1914 1913PART TINE1984 1983

FULL TINENEN

1444 1983' PART TIME1984 1913

46-454

140523

26164114

112516066049

. 28231

30

27242621364

76$073671

376618

23441418

X45411457

2132226465400

16,

1902134511511511

61441

6311347

75520510149

31615821223

27102676272124992

722358

3757245912,4

3316845 2

107872139712322363579218441400116013141

59222

176690117

243619291.42674932

3 4331658'1485

1352434

1704985

, 71910934

19132911259327

11222466'531454410.671

13539

164678

12423654029140714444

3103185415212

1071716

1601930621

1072811

1296412224911692161726545441449

18373

6209330442667

209831

118513

5553216

24826151241

1.2117

7262

309111

330 0207 11229

26633218

844217279514

2063171311663431071

44774

6107341

7 120041031.2.541

206'238425582211139

6532

30266

232221971125

25951 1

40808317055 N.41217124744167012148531012

43353

16668291

.233568221351612525528644

142299

2514167866

274390

11860

7742' 136

6971521446370206474

14301.

160472

103222542285330,706

32278348421131082101

3112857

866523

6838

771,1123747

161665144324272

14766

FULL TIME '

WOMENPART. TIME

1924 1913 1984 1913

245 21110 625 179262

4454

22. 193 732494 .43214 18

346 3261215 1128

' 1 0160 1344

11 6952 567

4465

435277 262189 173

2594 79173016

551

27044717 4342808 820'595 6511116 1043189 174179 1308 334307440 376

11467 10475

100 926

6 2110 . 1434 1210 635 27139 160

7 6

3088 102

4014 2563 .2

116 25a 79

282 289149 19955

9421855 2060

64915171914255454514

2042

5458

14111864225457597146

! 177

3738 3607

ITEM -3. DISCIPLINES

EAGINEERS'(TOTAL)AERONAUTICAL Sr ASTRONAUTICALCHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERSOTHER ENGINEERS

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)ASTRONOMERSCHEMISTSPHYSICISTSOTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS.'EARTH SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRAPHERS

'OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTSMATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)



PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL)SOCIAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)

ECONOMISTSPOLITICAL SCIENTISTSSOCIOLOGISTSOTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS

TOTAL

82

2710271127122713271427152716272027212722272327242732730127322723273427402741274227502751275221532754276027702772 1

27727732774

2700

TOTAL1984 1913

3.220 1014430 42620 620

5

939 9412783 26181416 13402032 20206748 4747262 2673174 30903042 3044320 326

1566 1401.AI 110942 829391. 3751 27

547052

53533333 343,2137 1414

46163 44594473 463

12784 1202331255 305191644 15313782 35327975 79532433 25701744 19451541 16012112 1137

ISO 77601

FULL TIME11114 1923

6454

694

340522

2164112516066044230

283127262621345

807367118

3766

2/5224

45411457219961322

, 266659091902

1

134151 5

1511

6318247446

200580-14416135481223

27102676272

12498

7922

35$

375724591298

33868452

10727213971232236357921844140011601111

1441 59221

PART TIME1984 2913

17411,169672

97 . 124243 236614 560

lit291407

7143 1164

4432343 380358 16 3852

4198 152

5 , 1

135 1072

24 1734. 16

1704 1601985 98019 21

101734 10672819 11

'132/ 12,6925, 9222327 299

1122 11692066 2161531 726454 545410 441672 449

TOTAL FTE'S % TOTAL FTE'SFTE'S DEVOTED TO R&D DEVOTED TO RID

1984 1983' 1914 1913 . 1984 1483

6977. 6744.360. 367,552. 521,743. 820.

2368. 2203.1182. 1114.1752. 1720.6275. 2124.243. 240.

2939. 2823.2119. 2776.275. 291.

11450. 1314.77. 101.

863. 763.376. 165.134. 74.

4344. 4345.2697. 2324.

' 1647. 1521.39158. 17861.

468. .460.12050. 11340.25243. 27466.1392. 1345e3107. 2764.6621. 6563.2069. 2041.1492. 1565.1.1735203 .

18539 18373 67932.

21,4.175.121.,192.1204,445.7,3.

2893.143.1230.

2595. 4179.191. 32..8

6

.220. 25.21131. 51.1420. 37.6855. 45.3

2404. 46.1145. 53.8

1240. 43.61347. 1378. 47.812'3. 142. 44.728. 664. 471

43. . 55..3296. 285. 34.3293. 293. 79.349. 32 36.6

- 913. 487: 22.6592. 634. 22.0392. 353. 23.2

12441. 12101., 31/9199. 204.' 42.5

4664. 5331. 47:06134. 6337. 25.3243. 227. 17.5507. 591. 16.3878., 13.3251. 287. 12.1178. 240 11.9

5333. 160. 187: 12:21577. 211. 355. 16.4

dr_ ...06

65720. 21432. 21313. 31.5

a

IV

44.4.

32411.7

1

26.851.337.744.747.460.443.,49.64E850.554.537.130.340.522.722.5

32.023.2

44.346:825.716.921.416.213.715.314.02 ?.5

32..4

VIA

TABLE A1G SURVEY OF SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING.ENPLOMENT, JANUARY '1984MASTER'S GRANTING UNIVERSITIES 440 COLLEGESQUESTIONNAIRE SUMNAXIES

, SCIENTISTS 481) ENGINEERS, JANUARY 1984 4310 JANUARY 1983

ITEM 1..HIGHEST FARMED DEGREE 19114

DOCTOR'S f 2210 16482FIRST PROFESSIONAL 2220 721MASTER'S 2230 14391BACHELOR'S OR THE EQUIVALENT 2240 3149

TOTAL. 2200 44743

TOTAL FULL TIME

4VII,,A.

PART TINE1983 1984 1983 1984 83

-

24108 23473 21204 2809 2904607 396 279 325 432780

13150 7570 7370 6821 52800 1183 877 1966 1924

40665 32822 29730 11921 10935.....1L

ITEM 2.. TOTAL

DISCIPLINES ''FULL TIME PART TIME1984 1983 1984 1943,

ENGINEERS (TOTAL) 2610AERONAUTICAL L ASTRONAUTICAL 2611CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 2612CIVIL ENGINEERS 2613ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2 2614'MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 2615OTHER ENGINEERS 2616

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2620ASTRONOMERS 2621CHEMISTS 2622PHYSICISTS 2623DTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 2624

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2630ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 2632EARTH SCIENTISTS 2632OCEANOGRAPHERS.. 2633OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2634

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS '(TOTAL) 2640MATHEMATICIANS 2641COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2642

LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) ,dik, 2650AGRICULTURAL SCIENTIST!" 2651BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 26524MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 2453.OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2654

PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL) MOSOCIAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2670

ECONOMISTS : 2671POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 2672SOCIOLOGISTS 2673OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 2674

TOTAL 2600

2015 216419 2499 120435 472500 594410 501552 4494345 398986 62

2453 22851251555 1498

1441348 113935 32

1133 96046

1656

4'101

6092 52074160 37751932 14326461 5908601 667

3872 3661386 409

1602 11713774 34928747 78312339 20552025 19092451 21791932, 16Si

32822 29730

-,-,1160 1301

18 1739 52198 210403 431253 319249 2721171 1047

12 17706 568417 40236 60

211264

13 17215 19412 1341 44,

3177 27722049 17621128 10101755 1574

71 109841 776295 269548 4221572 13522405

524

619909 64

.541595 _579707 635

11921 10935Fal."AP

MENFULL TIME1984 1913

PART TIME1934 1983

WOMEN'FULL TIME1184 1983

PART TINE1984 143

19 46 21208 1121 '1260 60 39 4119 3 178 1 0 1 .0 ' 097 116 38 1 2 4 1 1

408 450 189 2053 27 , 22 9 7449 592 384 416 11 15 15.402 495 246 312 3 7 7531 432 242 261 21 17 7 11

3899 3621 WO 787 446 361 284 26078 58 9 15 8 4 3 2

2144 2008 . 446 372 309 277 220 1961490 1440 367 358 45 58 5 0 44187 115 25 42 64 29 12 18

1279' 1042 215 222 09 97 66 4634 31 13 17 1 -.1 0

105242

1598

16011

8012

6810

564

342 I150 83 34 18

4884 . 4224 2227 2052 2 979 950 7203329 3056 1350 1234 831. 719 699 52415554275

11724063

877.too

818108

3772186

260 2511845 895

192768

537% 595 53 84 64 72 18 253206,' 1571 514 444 666 690 327 '330.134 203 157 157. 252 206 1 a 112394 294 136 121 1204 877 4312 301

2849 2594 893 795 925 898 679 5577106 6359 1992 1941 1639 1472 813 6782042 1823 755 752 257 232 154 112,1761 4651 442 421 264 254 152 1201794 1594 339 347 657 585 256 2321471 1291 456 421 461 39 ,251 214

26248" 24015 8195 7865 6582 5715 1 3726, 3070

ITEM 3. DISCIPLINES

ENGINEERS (OTAL) 2710'AERONAUTICAL L ASTRONAUTICAL 2712

,.. CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 2712CIVIL ENGINEERS 2713ELECTRICA ENGINEERS 2714MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 2715OTHER ENPINEERS 2716

PHYSICAL 4C/ENTISTS (IPTAL) 2720ASTRONOMERS 2721CHEMISTS 2722PHYSICISTS 2723OTHER.PWSICAL SCIENTISTS 2724

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2730ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 2731-,

EARTH.SCIENTISTS. ' 2732' OCIANDGRAPEIERS '2733OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2734

,M4THEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2740MATHEMATICIANS 2741

' COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2742LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) , 2750

AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS ' 2751BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS, - 2752MEDICAL SCIENTISTS

-2753

OTHER LiTE $C1ENTISIS 2754PSYCHOLOGISTS NtoTAL)1 pooSOCIAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL') 2770

ECONOMISTS ' 2771POLITICAL SUM/5n. , 2772SOCIOLOGISTS. 2773'

4._ OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 2774

' TOTAL

TOTAL FULL TIME1984 1983 1984 1983

3175 2465 2015. 216437 41 19' . 24 J134 172 99 120633 682 435 472903 1029 500 598663 420 420 501801 721 552 449

5516 5036 4345 .3,8994 79 86 62

3159 2853 2453 22851972 1900 1555 1491

87 204 ' 251 14413418 1139449 ' 1407

4a 49 321348 1154 1133. 96066 59 54 46 t

207 145 166 1019269 7979 6092 52076209 5537- 4160 37753060 2442 1932 14321214 74a4 6461 ma672.,, 776 601 667

4713 4437 3372 3661681 674 346 409

2150 1593 1602 11715346' 4844 3774 349211552 10450 8747 78313248* 2919 2339 20552619 2450 2025 19093046 2758 2451 21792639 2323 1932 1644

2100 44743 406.65 5 321122 9730

PART TITOTALFTE'S

' FTE'SDEVOTED TO R&D

'% TOTAL FTE'S '

DEVOTED TO RAD1944 1943 1914 1983 1984 1983 1984 1913

1160 1301 2423. 2577. 50. 80. 2.1 3.118 17 4). 32. 2. 2. 4.7 6.339 52 110. 136. 3. 8. , 2.7 5.9

198 '210 501. 546. 15. 12. Alp 3.0 2.2403 431 650. 736. 12. 22. 9' 1.8 3.0253 319 484. 602. 10. 21. 2,1 3.5249 272 635. 525. A. 16. 1.3 3.0

'1171 1047 4753. 287. 195. 6.0 4.412 17 91.

,4403.70. 5. 1. 5.5. 1.4

706 563 2706. 2516. 109. 104. 4.0 4.1417 402 1684. 1652. 28. 48. 1.7 219 t36 60 271. 165. 145. 42. 53.5 25.5

281 268 1492. 1234. 88. 113, 5.'9 6.7' 13 17 37. 38. 3. J. 4.-1 15.4215 194 1206. 1022. 65. 53. 5.4 5.212 13 62. 58. 13. 14. 21.0 24.1

' 41 44 ' 184. 115. 7. 10. 3.7 8.73177 2772 7317. 6294. 96. 116. 1t3 111.8

- 2049 1742 4951. 4498. 60. 67. 1.2 1.51128 1010 2346. 1796. 36. 49. 1..5 2.7'1755 1576 7041. 6391. 212. 294. 3.0 4.6

71 1 623. 711. 56. 74. 9.0 10.4841 776 4151. 3937. 4129. 198. 3:1 5.02,5 EA 458. 433. ' 5. 7. 1.1 1.6544 4 2 1804. 1310. 22. 15. 1.2 1.1

1572 4273. 3936. 46. 53. 1.1 1.32805 9 9724. 8757. 171. 174. 1.4 .2.0909 04 2674. 2368. 31. 0.9 1.3594 . 541 2225. 2090. .

_....-21.

3/, - 40. 1.7 1.9593 579 42653. 237- 34 49. 51. 1.8 211

, :t707. 635 2172. ',27.1 62. 52. 2.9 2.7

11921: 10935 , 37022. p54.1 952. 996. 2.6 3.0

a

re,

83

TAILE A1H SURVEY Of SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING EMPLOYMENT' JANUARY 1944PUBLIC MATTER'S GRANTING UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESQUESTIONNAIRE'SUNNARIES

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS. JANUARY 1914 AND JANUARY 1953

HIGHEST EARNED DE EES TOTAL

1914 '1983

18016392

90152411

DOCTOR'S 2210 20011FIRST PROFESSIONAL , 2220 515MASTER'S 2230 10134

'1 BACHELORtS OR THE EQUIV NT 2240 .... 2549

TOTAL 2200 33229r

FULL TIME984 1983 1954

PART TIME1913.

18403 16443 1608 1573P357 200 158 ..} 192

5165 5435 33801018' 693 Ng 046 1418

29534 25743 22971 7436-....-........._.... L

6563

ITEM 2.DISCIPLINES

....ENGINEERS (TOTAL) 2610

CHEMICAL ENGINEERSAERONAUTICAL ASTRONAUTICAL 3:11

CIVIL ENGINEERS 2613ELECTIIICAL ENGINEERS 2614MECHANTCAL ENGINEERS 2615OTHER ENGINEERS 2616

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2620ASTRONOMERS 2621CHEMISTS 2622PHYSICISrTS 2623OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 2624

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 30ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTSEARTH SCIENXISTS 2632,OCEANO6RAPMERS 2633OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2634

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 26402641264226502651265226532654

. 266026702671267226732674




ECONOMISTS '

POLITICAL SCIENPISTSSOCIOLOGISTSOTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS

TOTAL 2400

FULL TIMETOTAL

' PART TIME1984 1913 1914 1983

1605 152419 1579 77

363 377345 .3622117 297512 393

3193 214062

1790 167450

1110 1049231 1271239 101635 30

993 15654 45157 85

4780 41183253 29951527 11235015 4578566 622

2906 2813212" 1941411 9493011 27046820 609111624 14951530 14351934 16701732 1491

25743 22971

ITEMn3. DISCIPLINES

ENGINEERS (TOTAL) 2710AERONAUTICAL 4 ASTRONATICAL 2711CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 2712 l'CIVIL! ENGINEERS 2713ELECTRICAL ENGIN , 2714MECHANICAL ENGI 2715OTHEWENCINEERS 2716

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2720ASTRONOMERS 2721CHEMISTS 2722PHYSICISTS) , ... 2723OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 2724

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2730,ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 2731EARTH SCIENTISTS 2732OCEANOGRAPHERS , 2733OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2734

MAPEMATICAI SCIENTISTS (TOTA 740MATHEMATICIANS 742.

COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2742LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2750

AGRI TURAL SCIENTISTS 2751BIOL jGAL SdIENTISTS : 2752MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 2753OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2754

PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL) i

77,2760

SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2770ECONOM 2771POLITICAL SCIENTISTS .- 2772SOCIOLOGISTS . - 2773OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 2774

1 TOTAL

%ft

S4

r- 2700

8.141416

15$269173206732

44232782720610

153$

201!13436731165

\N.5611163707921549792

4

1571329

257162

17722061211

316

23614810

143936

1736

16248309943990'252.681159951130835

4345

, NEWFULL TI M5L PART TIME1914 1953' 1914 1913

1545 1441119 1878

.

75338 357335 358240 293'495 3102449 2614

54 6.471595 14921073 1045167. 100115144

k 938,29

930 79942 36145 4

1870 334782651 24311219 9173311 3222

11 55924539 2322

90 101348 240

2280 2037.5536 49791444 13331325 izsr1431 12261334 1162

799 11914 . 1316 24

149 154255 242166 172199 210558 4553 9

291 201247 22017 25162 16010 10118 1174 730 26

1344 1244833 743531 501531 45441 75330 24877 6113 62

4248

386129 1179471 -On2441 .236191 113339 301

FULL TIMEWOKEN

PART1984 1913 1984 .

GO '4301

202'

2510 1 4

4177

13304 ama 2

195, 18237 4464 27as 781

571

6312 912

910 770602 564

2061707 2356

5 64657 491

3

122 931063 709731 71284 1112180 162205 177503 444396 329

7436 6563 .20659 11419 5134 4697 5084 4212

TOTAL FULL TIME198* 198 3 1914 1983

PART TINE1914 1983

.1....), ............m

2441' 2381 14:05 1524 836 85733 31 49 11 14 13

95 106 79 77 16 29521. 533 363 377 158 162614 619 '345 362 269 257460' 474 217 297 173 177710 613 512 013° 206 220

3925 3352 3193 2,40 732 61266 61' 62 ''50 ,./ 11

2213' 1990 1790 1674 423 3161388 1338 1110 1089 278 249258 163 . 231'..4 127 27 361445 1214 1239 1016 206 198

45 . '40 35 101146 999 993 856 113 14362 54 54 45 1 9

192 ' 121 157 .85 35 366794 5854 4710 4118 3 2016 17364596 4107 3253 2995 1343 11122200 1747 1527 1123 673 6246207 5451 5095 4578 1112 110631 721 566 622 65 99

3467 3252 2906 2113 561 439' 328 284 212 194 116 901781 1201 1411 949 1 370' 2523803 3385 3011 2704 792 6818612 ,7690 6820 6091 1792 15992173 2004 1624 1495 549 5111924 1530 1435 394 3082281. 2005 1934 1670 354 3352227 1936 1732 14 1 495 445

33229 29534 .25743 229 7416 6563

8'9

TOTALFTE'S

1984 1983=.1..

37009147

1741

132 115

TINE1983

38 )\1*01 .

715510

/57

10 11440

380

35 264 25 . 10

652 492510 369142 123574 42627 24

231 191.3, 21217 190348 295'503 42098 60

72A.

116306152

1.56 136

2352 1866

1161. 1780.39. 22.84.'414. 434.420. 440.337. 347.475. 454.

3424. 3160.64. 04'54.

1926. 1791.1117. 1172.247. 142.1309. 1076.

36. 31.1039. 196.

58. 54.95.

4788.3452.1336. .

44165664.

2958.221,1022.2892.

22.1 .1646.1'51.

1

1540.2 2. r774.1 . 1651.

21244, 2519,

175.5546.3769.1777.5456.587.

3045,256'.

1548.

FTE'S % TOTAL,FTE'SDEVOTED TO mo clivoTgo.To RLQ1lb

1914. '1923 /1984' 1913 nr."%

36. 49. 1.9 2.8,

3. 5. 3.6 6. 0

12. IL 2.9 1.87, 14. 1.7 3.26. 12. 1.8 3.58. 12. 1.4 2.6

270. 163. 7.5 5.21. 1. 1.6 .1.9

97. 85. 5.0 4.727. 35. 2.3 3.0

145. 42. 58.7 21.618. 12. '6.7 7.64. 6. 0 15.46r 19.465. , 53. 6.3 5%913. 14. 22.4 25.97.91. 94. 1.6 2.058. 57. It$ 1.732. 37. 1.8 2.8186. 269. 3.4 5.5

.., 53. 69. 9.0 10.4107. 179. 3.5 6.1

5. 7. 2.0 3.222: 15' 1.4 1.533. 47! 1.0 1.6162. 152. 2.2 2.322. 24. 1.2 1.434. 32. 2.1 2.145. 45. 2.2 2.562. 51. 3.3 3.1

866. Hi.' 3.1 rt.4

My

*

4.

MP

TAUE 411

t

SURVEY OF SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING EMMTWENT, JANUARY 1914 .PRIVATE MASTER'S GRANTING UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESQUESTIONNAIRE SUMMARIES

- 'AP« SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS, ;JANUARY 1964 AND JANUARY 1983


DOCTOR'SFIRST PROFESSIONALMASXER'SBACHELOR'S 04 THE EQUIVALENT

TOTAL

2210222232002240

2200

-TOTAL ,12.11914 983

2064257510

11514

6092215

4135'649

11131.

527039

1605165

7079

FULL NINE1983

476179

1735184

6759

Ii PART TINE1984 1 1913

1201167252415

4435

1131

2400505

4372

ITEM 2.DISCIPLINES

ENGINEERSATOTAL). AERONAUTICAL & ASTRONAUTICALCHEMICAL ENGINEERS

IMP) CIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERSOTHER ENGINEERS'

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)ASTRONOMERSCHEMISTSPHYSICISTSOTHER PHYSICAS. SCIENTISTS

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS _EARTH SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)MATHEMATICIANS,

._.

COMPUTER SCIENTISTSLIFE SCIENTIATS (TOTAL)

AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS1IOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS

PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL)dkoc141. SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)NIP ECONOMISTS

POLITICAL SCIEil'ISTSSOCIOLOGISTSOTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS

26102611261226132614261526162620262126222623262426302312632263326264340264226422650265126522653265426,60

0267

26716722673'2674

TOTAL 26001101.

TOTALFULL TIME ' PART TIME

1984 1913 19114 1913

410 640O 6-20'

4372 95.'

155 236:.123 24d 5046

104912

61140917

123

104

1152, 24663445

140

90

1100 19 16

1312 1010780

4051366 1330930A5 45

146 348174 215191 222763 7112

1927 1740715 560495 474517 509200 197

7079 6759'

324 4444

23 2340 49

SO434 174

14243 52

439 4358 6

283 252139 153

9 2475 703 7

62 514 46 8

1161 1836706 *50

, 455 386643 696

6 10280 ixr179 179

780178

6170711013 1020360 353200 233241 244212 190

KENFULL TIME PART TIME

1934 1933 1984 1,83

4005

19 414 70 93154 234122 20236 52

1010 93724 11

549 516417 3952 1

1280

1040 2

123 930 0

, 5 91014 880678 625336 2553417 341

3626767

5044 '102'

1372

457

13854633 490436 393363 363135 129'

627 322 4414 4

22 2340 49133 17410 14042 51

329 1326 6

4435 4372 5581 5326

195 17120 138,8

61753 23 741 43

4

863 808517. 491346 317322 354

5 9184 19880 8853 59449 409703 762284 301154 185143 164117- 112

45

3061 3164

L TIMEWOMEN

PART TIME19 1983 ' 1984 1963

.23 1

4111 22 2

21 24 4

142 114-O 1

114 9523 140

21 192

O 017 110 14 7

298 20922, 155569 4

479 419,9 9

199 199130n 113141 168194 231355 36077 7059 al

154 14165 63

1494 1433

2 3O 01 , 0O 01O 2O 1

(12 1030

83 311519

122

7

O 021 8O 01

2232980

18, 159109 69321 342

1 1

0,6 13999 91125311 262

111

310 25876 5246 4893 'SO95 78

1374 1204

ITEM 3. DISCIPLINES

ENGINEERS (TOTAL) 2710AERONAUTICAL & ASTRONAUTICAL '2711CHEMICAL-ENGINEERS 2712'CIVIL ENGINEERS 2713ILECTRICAL ENGINEERS -,- 2714MECHANICAL ENGINEERS'

.6 2715OTHER ENGINEERS . 2716

PHYSICAL SCIENTISIS ITOTA1) , 2720PASTRONOMERS 9 . 2721

CHEMISTS 2722PHYSICISTS 2723_OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 2724

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2730_ ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 2731

EARTH SCIENTISTS 2732OCEANOGRAPHERS 2733OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2734

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2740MATHEMATICIANS . 2741COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2742

LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2750AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 2751BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 2752MEDIE4. SCIENTISTS ., 2753OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2754


ECONOMISTS 2771'POLITICAL SCIENTISTSSOCIOLOGISTSOTHER, SOCIAL SCIENTISTS

, TOTAL

4

. TOTAL FULL TIME1984 1933 1984 1983

TTALPART TIME FIOE'S1944 1983 1984 1982

734 1084 410 6,60 324 4444 10f 0

43 23 2343 66i 20 ,

289 410 15572,i 95. 40 49

36 134 174112 144

203 344 123 . 80 14283 104 40 43 52

1591 1414 1152 1049 439 435. 32. 18 24 12 8 '6

946 463 663 611 283 ' 252584 562 445 409 139 15329 41 -.20 17 9 24224, r193 149 123 75 70

: 9 0: 2 3202

3155 140 -204 62 51

4 5 0 1 4 424 : 9 16 6 8

2473 2125 1112 1089 1161 10361613 1430 907' 780 706 650860 695 405. 309 455, 186

2009 2026 1366 1330 642 691641 55 35 4 6

1246 ' 1185 966 8485

280 337353 394 174 215 179 179369 392 191 222 178 1701543 1459

.763 , 723 730 671

2940 2760 1927 1740 1013 10201075 913 _.715 560 340 352

707 I 495 474 200 233753 517 509 241 244387 200- 197 -212 190

11131 7079 6759 c 4435 4372

27722 7582774 412

200-1 11514

554.4.26.$7.

230.147.

1329.28.

780.497.-24.

1114:

1.

167.3.

13.1771.1182.588.1585.

36.1046.202.261.1042.2314.85/.574.612.270.

797.10.

.

15122.

296.255.72.

1244.15.

725.430.23.

147.7.

126.4.

21.1506.1046.460.

1526.48.

979.212.288.1044.2126.702.549.599.276.

87711. 8400.

FTE'S .'% TOTAL FTE'S '

DEVOTED TO RIO DEVOTED TO R&D

90

1984 1983 '1984 1983

14.1.

31.2.

225.0

.5 3.92043

0. 3. 0.0 5.83.5.

' 4.a. 2 4

23.62.7

4. 9. 2.7O. 4. 0.0 5.6

17. 32. 1.3 2.64. O. 14.3 0.0

12. 19. 1.5 2.61. 13. 0.2 2.70. O. 0.0 0.00. 1. 0.0 0.60.o.

1.O. 00.0

.0 14.30.0

o. .0. 0.0 0.00. O. 0.0 0.05. 22. 0.3 1.52. 10. 0.2 1.03. 0.5 2.6

'26. a 1.6 1.63. 6. 3.3 12.5

22. 19. 2.0 1.9O. 1. 0.0 0.5O. O. 0.0 0.0

15. 7. 1.4 0.79. 22, 0.4 1.02. 7.1 0.2 1.03. 8. 0.5 1.0 5

4. 6./ 0.7 1O. 1 I 0.0 0.4

36. ,141.1 1.0 1.7

85

TABLE Alj 'SURVEY Of SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING EMPLOYMENT, JANUARY 1914BACHELOR'S GRANTING UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESQUESTIONNAIRE SUMMARIES ;

SCIENTISTS AND INGINEERWJAMU4RY 1944 AND JANUARY 1983


TOTAL1934 "$3

FULL1914

TIME' 1983

PART1984

TIME983

DOCTOR'S 2210 15537 15719 13709 133.38 4824 1881

FIRST PROFESSIONAL 2220 345 614 165 31 180 383

MASTER'S 2230 11,499 11131 '6933 71227 6546 4004

BACHELOR'S OR THE EQUIVALENT 2240 2431 . 2005 i 1006 1023 1425 912

TOTAL. ,

2200 29112 29469 21113 ' 22219 7999 7250 '

....--..... .

ITEM 2.DISCIPLINES

ENGINEERS (TOTAL) 2610AERONAUTICAL L ASTRONAUTICAL 2611CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 2612CIVIL ENGINEERS 2613ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2614MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 2615OTHER ENGINEERS 2616

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTALi ) 2620ASTRONOMERS 2621

CHEMISTS 2622PHYSICISTS 2623OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 2624

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2630ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS' 2631EARTH SCIENTISTS .2632

. OCEANOGRAPHERS 2633OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2634

MATHEW ICAL SCIENTISTS. (TOTAL) 26402441

COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2642LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2650

AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 2651BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 2652MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 2653OTHER LIFE. SCIENTISTS 2654

PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL) 2660SOCIAL SCIENTISTS (TOAL) 2670

ECONOMISTS 2471POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 2672SOCIOLOGISTS

. 2673OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS v2674

'.

TOTAL 4 2600'

ALFULL TIME

TOTALTIKE

1414 1913 1984 1983

1237 14221,41 139

L227 '253379 404291 313198 294

359121

370034

2284 22591181 1249105 154503 564

9 14371 40521 54'12 93

4073 39232198 29991175 1244796 4584339 2452924 3176262 3431271 8022228 23935385 56291666 16561420 14061538 17761 811

56

937 44632 214 11

6 2659

71937

123 5552 90

713 733llf 25

°410 434261 24531 29

1 431595 1

114 11814 410 20

2186 16971322 1166864 531

12 95 135149 38

669 680151 398426 235$77 953

. 1.841 1911581 592288 335547

37282 612

3

-MEN .

FULL TIME POT TIME1984 1983 1913

1229131

1226377289197

309017

- 1890110083

'4789

353

89323923034 3

42802

2267

325478

16514317142712181108564

140313611

250399312284

325131

1897118513452114

3725184

31472375.7722223936

220711918074519147512241251569

, 21113 22219 7999 7250 164106 27634

91631 204 10

66 89640 137

'123' 9352 $78 541

192 88246 12

(

21223103 1283 . 17

077 914

171448 1170733 727715' 443595 78944 45

355 354119 34677 54

529 577.1341 1430490 522233 272327 373291 263'

5460 5071

FULL TIMEWOMEN

PART TIME1914 4983 1984 1114

8ao1

22I

5014

394812225012

138345952391994

32661108

11935771048239202431907

5007

19313.45

16

4493

3626420+450333

776624152

160022739156683

01116

181182505242

4585

21 103. 10 1

1130

0 20, 3

115 1920 6

162 14615 338 740 31

. 2 037 210$ 01 3

738 527519 439

700 562314)

, 32632 52349 181.3411w 376.507 44191 7 0

62555

5239

106 109

2539 2179

A

ITEM 3. 'DISCIPLINES TOTAL1984 1983

-FULL TINE1984 1913

PART' TIME1984 1983

TOTALFTE'S

1 4 1983

FTE'SDEVOTED TO R&D

1984 1983

S TOTAL FTE'SDEVOTED TO R&D

1984 1983

...ENGINEERS (TBTAL) ----11,------7-i710

AERONAUTICAL & ASTRONAUTICAL 2711CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 2712CIVIL ENGINEERS 2713ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2,714

NECHANICAL ENGINEERS 2715OTHER ENGINEERS 2716

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2720ASTRONOMERS 2721'

CHEMISTS 2722PHYSICISTS 2723OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 2724

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TO ). 2730ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 2731

EARTH SCIENTISTS 2732

OCEANOGRAPHERS 2733.OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL-SCIENTISTS 2734

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2740MATHEMATICIANS 2741'

COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2142

LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 27t0AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 27 1BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 2 52MEDICAL SCIENTISTS '2753OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2754

PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL) 1760ISOCIAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2770

ECONOMISTS 2771POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 2772

" SOCIOLOGISTS 2773OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 2774

TOTAL t700

2174173

5. 294

1038414250

430432

26941442134646,1448535

11262594220

6091388

34131697310572332247170821201151

, 224412

186416030

345

408384

4433:59

2693149418772531

523

1135620416514555937283

3856761

1037334675402248174123481183

29469

1237141

221374291198

359121

22841181105503

937121

. 1024073289111754754339

2924262127122285385166614201538761

21113

1422

19253404313294

370034

'22591.24915856614

40544.

953

39232999924

4516245

3176363802

23935629165614061756811

22219,

937324

67,65912352

71311

41026131

143 3

1141410

218613228641295

496691514268771848581288582397

7999

446211192137159073325

434245 t2915017

118

1697116631

1351386803182359531911592335612372

7250

1539. 1600.150. 142.

2. 26.258. 295.555. 459.361. 351.213, 327.

3176. 4062.25. 43.

2444. 2471:1289. 1379.119 171.556 646,10. 20.

428.13. 469.57.

105. 101.4942: 4487.3464 3530.1518.

.

1157,5240. 5160.347. 257.

3203. 3501.301. 500.

1428. 901.2550.102794.6053. 6426.1897. 1900.1522. 1562.1760. 2014.873. 951.

24337. 25378.!

27.4.O.2.13.4.

4.162.1.

91.68.2.

"34.O.

20.7.7.

69.53.17.

200.76.118.

5.1.

46.90.24.33.31.2.

629.

34.5.O.3.11.7.

IC4.O.

62.41.1.

27.a.8.11.7.

51.37.14.

168.31.122.

9.6.39.68.18.15.24,11.

491.

1.82.70.00.81.3

1.94.24.03,75.34.76.10.04s1

25.06.71.41.51.13.8

21.93.71.70.11.81.51.32.21.80.2

, 2.5

2.13.5

,0.01.02.42.02.42.60.02.53.0V.64.20.01.7

19.36.91.11.0

31.3.2

12.13.51.80.7

01,41.1'0.91.01.21.2

1.9

0

86. 9

. .

'

TABLE A1K SURVEY OF SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING EMPLOYMENT, JANUARY 1984PUBLIC BACHELOR'S GRANTING UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESQUESTIOMMAIRE SUMMARIES


DOCTOR'S 2210FIRST PROFESSIONAL 2220MASTER'S 2230BACHELOR'S OR THE EQUIVALENT 2240

TOTAL

ITEM I.HIGHEST EARNED DEGREE

TOTAL'1914

i1923

4152 426374'

3315 36047546 1 614

2200 8079 7s 8555 f

-r

V

ENGINEERS (TOTAL) 2610AERONAUTICAL & ASTRONAUTICAL 2611CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 2612CIVIL ENGINEERS 2613ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2616

4 MECHANICAL ENGINEOS. 26

OTHER ENGINEERS 6PHYSIRAL

ESCIRS ENTISTS (TOTAL) 20,

ASTRONOM 1CHEMISTS 24PHYSICISTS . 262OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENT STS 2624

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTI (TOTAL) 2630ATMOSPHERIC SCI STS 2631'EARTH SCIENTISTS 2632OCEANOGRAPHERS 2633OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2634

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2640MATHEMATICIANS 2641COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2642

LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2650. AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 2651

BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 2652MEDICAL SCIENTISTS .2653OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2654


ECONOMISTS 2671, POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 2472

SOCIOLOGISTS 2673OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 2674

ITEM 2.DISCIPLINES

TOTAL 2600

1 ...,TOTAL

FULL TIME ' PART TIME1984 1913 19114 1983

796 835 79 Ili96 ' 86 12 120 2 0 . 0

172 147 24 25204 216' 29 30184', MI 7 22140

1056 1108' 99 12925

5 6. 1 0 I

615 , 583 , Si Al367 619 1 31 3969 100 ' 12 a

240 2792

475

5610

9 1 ,

168 156 38 3517 47 0' 046 AO. 4 11

1485 1369. 375 401,1054 1024 258 -291(431 345 117 103.1420 1371 115 196200 177 17 . 1

208 83922 54

661071 11

384 271 33 4594 179 85 127

1489 ; 1615 119 276364 389 55411 408 26 34371 482 52 93343 336 41 404

7080 1254 , 999 1299

P

ITEM 3. DISCIPLINES . TOTAL FULL TIME1954 1983 1984 1923

ENGINEERS (TOTAL) 2710 875 949 796 835AERONAUTICAL i ASTRONAUTICAL 2711 108 98 96 86'CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 2712 0 2 0 2CIVIL ENGINEERS 2713 196 272 172 147

_ ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2714 233 241 204 214MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 2715 191 221 184 199OTHER ENGINEERS 2716 147 210 140 185

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2720 1155 1237 1056 1108ASTRONOMERS 2721 5 7 5 6CHEMISTS 2722 671 666 615 583PHYSICISTS 2723 398 458 367 419OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 2724 81 108 , 69 100

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2730 227 335 240 27?SPHERIC SCIENTISTS .2731 14 22 9 12

4-`66.41tti SCIENTISTS 2732 206 191- 168 41456OCEANOGRAPHERS 2733 17 47 17 47OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2734 50 75 46 66

1 MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2740 1560 1770 1485 .1369MATHEMATICIANS 2741 1312 1322 1054' 1024COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2742 548 448 431 345

LIFE SCIEN STS (TOTAL) 2750 1535 1567 1420 1371AGRICLt L SCIENTISTS 2751 217 196 200 177BIOLOGI SCIENTISTS 752 872 946 808 834MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 2753 29 95 a 84OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2754 617 330 384 271

PSYcHOtOGISTS (TOTAL) 2740 679 806 594 679SOCIAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2770 1688 1891 1489 1615. ECOMONISIS 2771 394 444 344 389POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 2772 437 467 6,

4111 608SOCIOLOGISTS 2773 423 575 371 482OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 2774 434 425 343 331

! TOTAL 2700 , 8079 8555 , 7080 7256

.FULL TIME1984 '

'396755,

2713345

7080 I 7256 ,'499

394450

2894362

1983 1984

18511

201 ,

PART TINE' 1983

31924

710246

.1299

MENFULL TIME '

1924 1983

742- 82494 840 2

411 144 %203 213184 192 ,

1 183993 1022

5 4565 520358 .40665 92

2 33 2609 12

165 14527 4562 58

1222 1130246 836356 294418 921,171 151,672 6701 2552 74

470 5351254 1341342 363358 356298 370256 252

5882 6039,

WOKEN

649 924 , 1198 1217 , J50 375

PART TIME1984 1983

77 11311 110 0

23 2529 307 227 25

75 990

34 571

30 3511 626 473 10

20. 2$, 0 0

3 9226 274141 10785 8751 10312 1829 58

9 1658 7

136 217117 5025 3732 6262 62

4 112 20 01 31 30 1

0 263 860 250 639 134 87 190 03 110 24 6

263 239188 18875 51502 44422 19

131 16912 9

332 197t124 144235 274

525322 26

73 11281 84

F INE PART TIME1984 1983 1934 1983

2 1

0.1 1

01 00 00

24 300 0

22 241 4

.1 221 .

182,

70 01 2

1,49 127117 121

'

32 1664 935 1

35 490 024 4327 063 6

55

13 51 201

20 3129 27

PART TIME1984 1983

79 .11412 120 024 2529 301 227 25

99 . 1290 1

56. 8131 3912 847 56

10'ZS5 "35-0 04 11

375 401. 258 298

117 103115 19617 1964 1071 11

33 5985 127

199 27630 5526 3952 9391 89

JOE99 1299

TOTALFIE'S

FTE'S . % TOTALFTE'SDEVOTED TO R1.1 DEVOTED TO R&D

1984 1983

sla. 868.100. 90.

0.179.211.186.144.1092.

5.

2.'153.226.205.191.

1164.7.

633. 616.380. 440.74, 101.

255. 301.10. 154.

180. 171.17. 47.47.. 68.

1614. 1549.1149. 1163.465. 386.1412. 1665.199. 178.26. 896.29. 91.58. 300.

620. 731.1529. 1733.375. 410.410. 429.380. 525.363. 369.

7340, 7819.

1984 1983 1914 1983

12. 19. 1.5 2.24. 5. 4.0 5.6O. O. 0.0 0.0,2. 3. 1.1 2.03. 4. 1.4 1.83. 6. 1.6 2.9O. I. 0.0 0.5

66. 38. 5.9 3.3O. O. '0.0. 0.040. 22. 6.3 3.622. 15. 5.8. 3,42. 1. 2.7 1.0

28. . 21. 11.0 710O. O. 0.0 0.018. 6. 10.0 3.53. 8. 17.6 17.07. 7. 14.9 10.3

46. 23. 2.9 1.536. r 17. 3.1 1.510. 6. 2.2 1.6144. 98. 10.2 6.776. 31. 38.2 17.464. 59. 7.7 6.63. 4. 10.3 4.41. 4. 0.3 1.3

37. 21. 6.0 2.a59. 32. 3.9 1.813. II. 3.5, 2.025. 8. 6.1 1.921. 15. 5.5 2.91. 1. 0.3 0.3

390. 252., 5.3 3.2

9 2 87

88

TABLE AIL

.SURVEY OF SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING EMPLOYMENT, JANUARY' 1984PRIVATE OACHELORS GRANTING UNIVERSITIES AMO COLLEGESQUESTIONNAIRE SUMMARIES


ITEM 1.HIGHEST EARNED:DEGRE

DOCTOR'SFIRST PROFESSIONALMASTER'SOACHELOR'SrOR THE EQUIVALENT

TOTAL

2210222022302240

2200

TOTAL191*

ITEM 2.DISCIPLINES

ENGINEERS (TOTAL)'AERONAUTICAL & ASTRONAUTICALCHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERSOTHER ENGINEERS


ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTSEARTH SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)MATHEMATICIANSCOMPUTER SCIENTISTS

LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS ,BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS

,MEDITAt-SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS

PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL)'SOCIAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)

ECONOMISTSPOLITTCAL SCIENTISTSSOCIOLOGISTSOTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS

TOTAL.

ITEM 3. DISCIPLINES

11385 .

79821841485

21733

1983

11456540

75271391

20914

' FULL TIME1984 ' 1983

9742110

4220661

14733 1

1094181

655

4963

PART TIME1984 1983

1643169

39641224

.1,7000

1562359

3294736

5951

TOTAL.FULL TIME ' PART TINE'1984 1983 1984 . 1933

MENFULL TIME1984 1983

PART TIME1944, 19113

FULL TINEWOMEN

1934 4983PARTTINE

1914 1983

2610261426122613261426152616262026212622262326242630263126322633263426402641265064222651265226532654266026702671267226732674

2600

441451.

5517510754

2535

166931436

2630

2034.

5625881844744

3376139

-2116. 234

83716343896130210091167413

14733

537-5317106133114104

2592

16764

33055

2372

2497

2925541975514

32156$3237

2795311714401412679981274475

44963

UN20443

63021645

614

35423019960

7614 !

618111044747

118032

605150393797

1649551262530 ,

306

7000

2329

1167107736560424.35320621103783

912968684281155

14573387176826

263571i537296.519233

5951

437451

5517410557

209712

1325742

248

50

1944

4720171437

0'1844

129

58

1591

-4

3826

135

.118130631085-860810308

10924

5795216

106186118105

222927

137777946

261,2'

227

266

20171539

8472059

62767

5

18245

127231711112864881317

11595

439204

43611

4545311

214216'1277057146

1222592630544

32611868

472120547320829522i

4811

323,910641077162442Is

23117716817

6248

846/540356686.172135

38500

1219.472235311201

4147

00

0121

43,3

43447218180909

571407164

149210

52596 t$61

833217149357110

3809

21

0204

3631

2451641

12260221

537436

11563

57097482

K315.

130343154

3368

1900

190

' 00

1610

140' 14

71401900

5494721176360

27932

325321444735423577

21119

013023

1626

122295

2202101

432872

54492

27752138326416656120882

1304

ENGINEERS (TOTAL)AERONAUTICAL 4 ASTRONAUTICAL 7B?CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 2712CIVIL ENGINEERS 2713ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS :

2714MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 2715OTHER ENGINEERS 2716

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) .2720ASTRONOMERS 2721CHEMISTS 2722PHYSICISTS o 2723OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 2724

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (T AL) 2730ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 2731EARTH SCIENTISTS 2732OCEANOGRAPHERS 2733OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2734

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2740MATHEMATICIANSCOMPUTER SCIENTISTS




, TOTAL

274127422750275-27522753275427602770277127722773-2774

TOTAL1984 1983

1299655

9832023

5

1033149

2720231044

553590

279

62431429081491455

121334

223024265545185312711697724

X6228

215173

14717431%

2029103679

3909

3321138

.1850

10074370

87291666

0

70725405649180412941793753

2700 21733 20914

FULL TIME1084 1183 .

TOTALPART TIME FTE'S

19114 1983 1944 1913

44145 553

1 17175 1065 143

107 21458 1

2535, 25920413

16696

16276

336 14 130

263 2872

203 2494 7,

56 292514 25541844 197544 5793376 3215

211668

1 2337234 279887 5311644-17143896 40141302 12671009 9931167 1274ilS 475

14733 14963

FTE'S TOTAL, FTE'SDEVOTED TO RADIDEVOTED TO R&D

1984 1933R&D(' DEVOTED

15.1 2.1 ihltTT0.1 0.0 0.00.1 0.0 0.0

. 0.03.0'O7. 2.9

1.

7. 5.8 5.166. 3.5 2.3O 5.0

2.2AO..

2.326. 5.1 2.8O. 0.0 0.0

858 3.0 721. 732. 15.

410 9 50. 52. 0.

43° 67 79. 142. O.

630 107 344. 233. 10.

116 73 177. 146. 1.

45 65 69. 136. 4.

614 404 2784. 2393. 1 48.11 24 20. 36. . 1.

354 353 1,14. 18.230 206 93554. 46.19 21 45. 49. O.

96 103 301. 345. 6. 6. 2.0 1.70 7 D. 4. O. IL 0.0 46p.0

76 83 223. 298. 2. - 2. 0.9 .7

14 4 11. 10. 4. 3. 36.4 30.06 9 53. 33. O. 1. 0.0 .3.0

)1811 1291 3369. 3131. 24. 28. 0.7 0.91064 868 2316. 2347. 17. 20. 0.7 0.8747 421 1053. 772. 7. 3. 0.7 1.01180 1155 3863. 3695. 56. 70. 1.4 1.9

32 19 148. 79. O. O. 0.0 0.0605 573 23771 2605. 54.. 63. 2.3 2.4150 387 272. 410. 2. 5. 0.7 1.2393 176 1070. 601. O. 2. 0.0 0.3792,, 4 -1430-1057 8 14. .--,0.4 0.9

164 / 635 1 4524. 4693.1 31. 36. 0.7 OA55 537 1522. 1490. 11. 9. 0.7 0.626 296 1113. 1132. 8. 8. 0.7 0.75 519 1340. 1488. 10. 9. 0.7 0.6306 283 i 501. 582. 1. 10. 0.2 1.7

7000 5951 17496. 17559. 238. 239. 1.4 1.4

93

TA5LE AIM SURVEY OF SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING EMPLOYMENT, AWAY 1984NON SCIENCE,DEGREE-ORANTING UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGESQUESTIONNAIRE SUMMARIES



DOCTOR'SFIRST PROFESSIONALSMASTER'SSACMELOR'S OR THE EQUIVALENT

TOTAL

--

2210222022302240

2200

TOTAL1914 1983 4

FULL1984

TIME PART1983 1984

TIME1913

7415611

33547loom

516(4

7674870

338729834

52250

4981318

197994320

29418

5046 2434421 ,

13748293

199053975 5716

29337 22291

2581449

15859

,22163

ITEM 2.DISCIPLINES

ENGINEERS '(TOTAL)AERONAUTICAL & ASTRCHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERSMECHANICAL ENGINEERSOTHER ENGINEERS

PHYSICAL. SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)'ASTRONOMERSCHEMISTSPHYSICISTSOTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTSEARTH SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTSMATHEMATICIANSCOMPUTER SCIENTISTS

LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) '

AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTSBIOLOGICAL ,SCIENTISTS

MEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS

PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL)SOCIAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 4


TICAL

TOTAL

26102611261226132614261526162620262126222623262426263130

2632263326342640264126422650865126522653265424602670'2671267226732674

2600

TOTAL _FULL TIME PAR

19841984 '1913 1914 1963

36706155

34O161878

2107423

1

2320

4.

602

569 591 296 3761108 IOU 161 907973 769 539 543904 814 956 892

35733709 2001 . 2102

54 14 105 922031 2058 .1152 11951223 1210 .572 624265 235 172 191570 477 292 r32219 23 41\ 32

487 549 178 2162440

4065

6139

'2643

6465 6191 7735 74514736 4644 4127 48281929 1543 2968 26237588' 7661 3545 3501469 1022 328 4113496 3152 1591 17661214 1162 718 6782009 1625 908 6462519 2680 2131 24164833 5063 3420 42511074 1026 1014 . 10411140 1111 602 7201403 1536 1093 12671216 1325 911 1203

29418 29337 22191 22143

OW/-FULL TI PART

1904. 1983 . 1984,

3206.1, 2740.57 3869,; '13

540- : 292177551

751 534780 934

3238 157879' 88

1692 7931204 534261 163609 22122 14

492 13538 5258 27

4705 54103505 3087

41200 2323357

2983868

2622897

41920,6.908

11251017

1044

358459,

5tt1085955'887308451

1683114221051619

437213/

4991349814933975808

2662208297

16383952967

10041010467

TINE , FULL TINENONEN

PART TIME2913 1984 19&3 1944 1983

27311 845442 11369 18 1181/ 20 19526 1 11153 27

834

1683 4117 4718 , 3 7

.8575

348 366579 81 7162 . 55 2427531 0

54 61

177 5024 343

5372 1674 48631932179

1238 1143436 343

17711952 3613 3304

276 337 61 54074 1147 834 , 1014304 284 10040 900213 184

1234 14212743 3259870, 931483 598

429

67 124 4

9 0 0432 205 17

22 34423 41917

359 3314538

9 2944. 47

2 0 157 43 392 9 27 12 5

2335 207.91740 1635

1712 J336331 884,'Ill 972107 118132 164393 411149 479 4

1774; 1549445,x 444

52 74615 '.419412 394695 462897877 992144*, 230119 122410 426'204 314

21742 22103 15704 1670 7676 7214 6487 6156

ITEM 3. DISCIPLINES

ENGINEERS (TOTAL)AERONAUTICAL i ASTRONAUTICALCHEMICAL ENGINEERSCIVIL ENGINEERSELECTRICAL ENGINEERS

--.-MECKANICAL ENGINEERSIOTHER- ENGIEERS


ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS .

EARTH SCIENTISTSOCEANOGRAPHERSOTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)MATHEMATICIANS'.COMPUTER SCIENTISTS

LIFE SCIENTISTS, (TOTAL)AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTSBIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTS

, OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS.'PSYCHOLOGISTS 1TOTA1)SOCIAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)


271027112712271327142715271627202721272227232724273027312732273327342727441

0

27422750

27522751

. 2753__2754

276027702771277227732774

TOTAL 2700

TOTAL'1984 1983

FULL TIME1914 1983

6477 6221 3670 3401103 121 61 6168 129 55 7 8

865 96 5691 5912049 1995 1108 10882512 973 7691860 1706 904 8145574 5811 3573 3709159 178 ' 54, $6

3183 3253 2031 '20581795 1904 1223 L280

162437 476

999'265570

285677

33 19 23665 765' 417 54985 64 24 40701 113 40 65

14460 13442 6665 61914563 9476 46484897 4166 1929 154311133 1162 7511 7661

2433 849 10225087 5618 3496 38521932 1840 1214 11622917 A2271 . 200, 16254650 5094 2519 2680 1

8453 9319 4833 50682088 2087 1074 10261742 1140 11812496 802803 1403 15362127 2528 1216 1325

51609 52250 29418 '29387

94

PART TINE1984 1913

2107 212042 601

2963

'37462

9615907539 43

956 192001 2102

2

105 921152 .1195572 _s 624172 191292 32214 32

178 21641 2639 41

7795 74514827 48282968 26233545 3501128 41591 1766718 j,711

908-- 4442131 24163620 42511014 1061602 7201393 1267.911 1203

22191 22163

TOTALFTE'S

1984 1983

7900. 4404.78. 79.61 '99.

933..

753.3037. 1483.1977. 2009.1015. 1184563. 471 .

2598.1

. 264.

.

1521. 1577.345. 369.710. 141.

9. 45725. 664.

3.

52. 52.

10053. 9228.6918. 6722.3134. 2506.9552. 9265.1020. 1207.4333. 4748.1555. 1414.4444. 1894.4266. 3682.7006. 6896.1492. 1490.1521. 1498.2456. 2116.1536. 1792.

FTE'S S TOTALDEVOTED TO R&D DEVOTED

1914" 1983 1914

0.

0.o.

0.0.0.8.oa.

.

0.O.0.OO.

.

O. O.O. O.6. 21.2. 8.4. 23.0. 21.O. ,... 10. .

0. 20.O. O.O. 1.

3:0.1.1.1.1.1.

17.1.

12.4.011.O.1.

0.o.0.0.0.0.

4.7.1.0.2.4.

44043. 39228. 14. 74.

0.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.20.00.30.0'0.00.00.00.00.00.00.1o.o0.10.0o.o

.ooo.o

0.00.0o.o0.00.00.00.0

FTE'STO R&D19831,0.10.02.00.10.10.1 /

0.10.40.11

0.50.3'0.00.10.00.20.00.00.201

5.

0.0.20.10.40.00.10.1

0.1 110.1

0.00.10.2

0.0 o.

SURVEY Of SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING EMPLOYMENT, JiNUARY 1944PUBLIC NON SCIENCE DEGREE-GRANTING UNIVERSITIES AND EGESQUESTIONNAIRE SUMMARIES

SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS, "JANUARY 19.44 AND .1.411641Y 1143

ITEM 1.ST EARNED DEGRE

DOCTOR'S 210FIRST PROfES 104AL 22220

WASTER'S 2210BACHELOR'S OR THE EQUIVALENT 2240

TOTAL 2200

ITEM 2.DISCIPLINES

TOTAL1984 ' 1943

6378577

32141.9634

49210

7059824

391944465

49294

FULL TINE1944 1443

4567309

189624026

27464

4644409

18327'.3793

27673

PAiraTi-7411f1984 ' 1983

I

1

2311 I

2682415415

lgal7

21346 A 21618

ENGINEERS (TOTAL)A AERONAUTICAL L ASTRON TICAL,CHEMICAL NGINEERS '

261026112612

CIVIL ENGINEERS 2 , 2613ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2614MECHANICAL ENGINEERS, * 2615OTHER ENGINEERS. 2616

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2620ASTRONOMERS 2621HEMISTS 2622

2623OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 2624

40VIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 1TOTAL) 2630ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS ,'2431

4' EARTH SCIENTISTS 2632OCEANOGRAPHERS - 2633OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2634

MATHEMATICAL' SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2640MATHEMATICIANS . 2641'COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2642

LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2650AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS . 2651BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 2652MEDICAL SCIENTISTS . 2653OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2654

PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL) 2660SOCIAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)


TOTAL

TOTAL.FULL TIME PART TIME

1984 11431984 1943"

3316.6 57

-7,55551 5424.1041 1054925 741895 .1104'

3345 3467

191254

1910

0

1132 12034247' 266519 6441 23

4432

52324 4040, 4

6322 545524480. 43791442 14747327 7167

2743 272742 5911

2773

3467

941 467524' 511946' k821942 1448

110402 1

11107

564 5;2172 ' 17.8

292 30914 32178 20361 2639 48

7441 71214656 46122785 25093437 3255

' FULL TIME PART-TIME1984 193 1184. 1943

3456 2677. 244659 . 2S B.544 1 41, .9 0 .

WOMENFULL TIME PART IIME.1984 1983 19114' ;I"'

1.... ..r"4...4"74

40' ' 042 44, Y,111' .

2. ', 4 4-' ',' 4. I.,

544: .571 f,274 3601079 '1044 909 144. ' "70 '714'912,, 729 'Y511 '494 ' '13' 12

878 772, 924 448 17 322488 3031 1538 '1568 , 457 436.

51 76 , "3 '

1588 1579' 163 802 '324 239'1052 1132 526 524 40 71

197 244 163 154 50 22, 465 512 228 268 54 42

12 21 14 '31. 0 ..*2

23 3339 470. 135 170 '

50131 ' 53 i/ 1

4730, 4460 5185 5151, 1592' '1342

3310. . 3314 2964:. 3041'' '1170

32" '

4 '225

317 1,

241

.

4,

1970 .

14201 1146 i 2214.; 2000 422 '\

3771 4075 ' .11713t 1851'' 1554::'',' 3092

1167 I 166 299 402 806 :. 115 244 ,v329 Aim3267 3542 1559 1632 ,.2462 -,2624 4, iln-':.1073: '7 918

1203 1125 714 -. 640: 1204 l' 254' '" 30.1''Y 274. 945 871

1990. 1634 65.581 I :215, ':',

,, , 1695- 12522292 2497, ij1 ' 249 ,,15.041,6 1 2'. 6339 79% 824

4523, 673f 'At, '2944:, 4486 I'3.113r 2605. ' 3069 837 898

'2671' toil ;', 529:, '.. I04 ? 172'' ...-'4047 7121 5.. 155 107E 106

2672' ! 4024 ., .1102 ;., (,:- 672) , ;,' ut,r 557 121 149

2673- 1314 V34: 1042,'1119

.e942 3.O54, 6 1 781 377 330

260W 1169 *1270' '' iirr:4'1161, . 937 . 1007 702 876 '232 263.

., , .

dr

2400 /27444' 32474 21346" 21614 20497 20192 '15118 15842 7367 67444 +.4......r.wwJG...-.-.--.----4-4.4-..-.-..

8794

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ITEM 3. DISCIPLINES

......

ENGINEERS (TOTAL) 2710. AERONAUTICAL & ASTRONAUTICAL 2711CHEMICAL ENGINEERS. 2712CIVIL ENGINEERS 2713ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2714MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 2715OTHER ENGINEERS 2716

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2720ASTRONOMERS 2721CHEMISTS 2722PHYSICISTS 2723OTHER ,PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS'

02724

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL' 2730ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 2731EARTH SCIENTISTS 2732OCEANOGRAPHERS 2733OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2734

t MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL). 2740MATHEMATICIANS 2741COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2742

LIU 'SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2750AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 2751BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS . 2752MEDICAL SCIENTISTS . 2753OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2754

PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL) 2760SOCIAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) .2770

2772POLITICALECONOMISTS

SCIENTISTS 2772' SOCIOLOGISTS 2773OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 2774

TOTAL 2700

90

TOTAL. . FULL TIME1984 1933 1944 1983

6379,,.6043F168 03

111615828 949/990 19252449 12521841 '16865287 , 5415156 171

'3016 30251696 1775.419 7 444811 953

6 56221' 72485 679 106

13763 129739136 89914627 398210764 104221166 13684826 51741917 17652855 21254354 47647,52, 87241407 901

1.1618 423612066 434

r

51 73602 559409 366662 406190 930824. 92141 1171180 1;

195371 8196 290

6221 5726

r

153461

5110544925895

334519121132247519

4432440

6322448014427327

2826767

19902031

229245231011102413191169

49210 44296 27464

331657

8215054

741"1043467

019818

1203

442352340

5852437914737167166

35421125153424474735929110214341270

PART-TINE.1984 1983

2743 272742 '5913 41

277 367941 867524 511946. 882

1942 1948102 1

1104 '11097564 572172 174292 30914 3178 20361, 2

39 ' 486

74414656278544372991551714865'

20623421

59894

6

1042897

7121461225093255

1632064

5812261398997272

161791146

.27678 21346 21618

TOTAL ' FTE'S "X. TOTAL FTE'SDEVOTED TO R&D

1944 1933.FTE'S ' DEVOTED TO R&D

1984 1943 1984 1913

7739. 4466'....1

O. 3.78. 75 O. O.61. 94.' O. I.

410.. 736.1 0. O.'2968. 1433% I O. 1.

1921. 961.1 D. I.

11801. 1168% 1 O. 1.

4304. 4372.! 8. 6.98. 117.' 0, 1.

2 . 2446.i1 9, 1467.

8. 3.

42.O.

.

3.O

657. 3

800 .1 OO.

I..

22 43. a, O. O.531. 629 ! 7 O. 1.52...52.'" O. O.54. 75. 0. O.

9522. 8709. . 6. 17.65$9. 6339. 2. 4.

2933.11:

4. 13.O. ,7.

1003. 1145. O. O.4013., 4365. O. , 7.

1542. 1361. O. O.

2603. . O. 1.

4014. 3432. O.'0.

4.

6590. 6413. 5.1354. 1338. 0. 1.

1404. 1391.2347. 1.1485. .23. O.

e0..

42071, 32

0.0.4.

0.00.00.00.00.00.0

0.00.20.00.30.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.10.00.10.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.00.0

0.10.0

01.0.1

0.1 1

000..2

1

0.90.10.20.00.10.00.20.00.00.20.10.50.10.00.20.00.10.10.10.10.0

0.21O.

4

14. 42.1 0.0 0.1

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SURVEY ElimcIGIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING EMPLOYMENT, JANUARY 1184PRIVATE SCIENCE DEGREE-GRANTING UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES.QUESTIONNAIRE SUMMARIES

.



DOCTOWIS 2210FIRST PROF'ESSIORAI., ,% 223 20NASTER'S 2BACHELOR'S. RR THE EQUIVALENT

.

2240f

TOTAL 2200

A

ITEM 2..

TOTAL1984 1983

FULL1984

TIME19831

PART1984

TIME1913

537 615 414 442 123 17334

142646

1924 83712 .

14.7625589

34. 846

402 369 2,4 177 108 192

229/ 2954 1554 1709 . 845 1245.

ENGINEERS (TOTAL) -2610i AERONAUTICAL I. ASTRONAUTICAL 2611

CHEMICAL'ENGINEERS 2612CIVIL ENGINEERS. . '2613'ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2614' S9 ,..-

MECHANICAL 'ENGINEER .2615,i-.4411 ° 2894HER 1NGINEEn i r'.1' :, 111,16 .4 9,, 10

114NilgALICIENTISTS ,(TOTALI,'", '26.20., 121 ' 242,ASTR04044ERS - . 'I 1621' 0 6CHEMISTS '', ''''. /,, 2622 119 140PHYSICIAN ..,,_ . .1. 2623 91. 77OTHER PHYSICAL *IEN/ISTS 2624 ., 18 29

ENVIRONMENTAL. SCIENTIST (TOTA1),'2630- 51 33ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 2631 7" 0EARTH SCIENTISTS . , : 2632 44 26OCEANOGRAPHERS 2633 0 . 0OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2634 0

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2640 343MATHEMATICIANS "641 ' 256

, ---,-TO AL MEM. ., WHEN

FULL TINE PART TIME . FULL -TIME ' PART TIME FULL TIME . PART TIME'1984 '2913 1984. 1983 ;934 1913 1984 1983 1984. 1933 1984 1983

- ..

134 85 64 93 128 '.. _72- 63 92 . 6 .. 13 , 1 1O 4 '' 4 Q % 1.. 0'0 .., 0 0 0

'1 I/ : AO .4.O 4 Q :0 -. 1. i 0 0Is , 9 .. 19 . :95:.:',' '117 ' ' 9 18 9. 1 0'.

' 20 40 . /59 0. 25 ' .20 '39 0 . '5 0 1N5 . 32 ' i4 22 15 32 5 6, 0 0ID .10 10 1.0 0 . 2 0 0

.593154

1 i 0141 .207

3 2 130 35O 3

19 391 0,

40 115

43 88 J 95 113 30 55 24 27 18. 33'5 52 "8 Si 1 3 0 1O 13

90 7413 17 0 IS

. 2 .0 50, 13 51 ,27

7 00 7O 0

g\ 6 - 0 f 6O' '.0 0 044 22 0 7 0 4 'II 6O 0 0 0 0 0 0

261 . 245 225 221 82 . 4 o, 0

68 78129 109

188 0 191 118' 132 53 54,73 '54 107- 89 14 16 76 25

204 282 611 101 57 212 .-- 50 1452 53 28 8 4-... 0 3 1 1

200 214 .19 74 29 9638 0 8,. 1 10 11 29

13 603 28

65 2 , 7 10 9 17 84 33 56147 137 119 62 89 90 64 7 58262 266 259 133 N190 44 7489 63 85 115 76 0 12

53 723 13

48 105 64 7 41 11 15 .0 1 788 68 4, 71 12 60 16 31 u! 39 2837 30 ( 3/ 4 13 17 16 0 10 ' 24

J.

COMPUTER SCIENTISTSLIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)

AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTSBIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTSMEDICAL SCIENTISTSOTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS

PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL)SOCIAL, SCIENTISTS (TOTAL)

ECONOMISTS,OLITICAL SCIENTISTS

STS01 SOCIAL,SCIENTISTS

TOTAL

1 ITEM 3. DISCIPLINES

.264226502651'265226532654266026702671267226732674

p400

O1300

O 07, _II-, 0

339 330211.51P" 17'1 216

87. -70 183 114262 494 108 246

2 56 21 9229 310 ' 32 134

'01 It. 37 419 91 43227 183 69310 _ 333 19163 97 113

416 79 . 884 102 5147 55 , 14

1554 1709 , 45 1245

ENGINEERS (TOTAL) 2710AERONAUTICAL & ASTRONAUTICAL $ 2711CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 2712CIVIL ENGINEERS 2713ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2714

ENGINEERS 2715OT ENGINEERS 2716

PH'SI SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2720ASTRONOMERS 12721CHEMISTS . 2722PHYSICISTS 723OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS 24

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 30SCIENTISTS , 2731

EARI IENTISTS 273?OCEA APHERS 2733OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2734

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 27'40MATHEMATICIANS 2741C LITER SCIENTISTS 2742

LIFE IENTISTS 1TOTAL) 2750AGR ULTURAL SCIENTISTS 2751BIOL ICAL SCIENTISTS 2752MEDIC SCIENTISTS' 2753OTHER IFE SCIENTISTS 2754


ECONOMISTS 2771POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 2772SOCIOLOGISTS 2773OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS' 2774

TOTAL

TOTAL.19$6

1245 1211 , ,586 855 309 498 25 430

FULL TIME1914 1983

198 178 134 85O 5 0 4O 5 0 437 18 18 979 70 59 30'63 60 48 '2819 20 9 10

217 396 223 2423 7 '0 6

. 167 228 119 140. 99 129 91 77

18 32 18 1951 46 51 337 0 7 0

44 39 44 '2640 0 0 0

_!

197 669 343 339427 485 256 269270 184 87 70369 740 261 49431. 65 2 56

261 444 229 31015 75 11 3762 156 19 91296 330 227 $ 183501 595 310 333181 136 63 97124 127 116 79135 190 84 102,41 92 47 55

2700., 2399 2954

PART TIME1984 1983

64, 93, 0 1

O 119 920 4015 3210 1059 2543 1

48. 888 52O 13O 13O 0O 13O A 10O 0

354 330171 216183 114108 24629 932 1344 38

43 6569 147191 262118 89

8 4851 88'14 37

'1554 1709 845

TOTAL FTE'S TOTAL.FTE'SFIE'S DEVOTED TO RIM DEVOTED TO R&D

1984 983 1984 1933 1984 1933

14.257.

2.140.98.18.51.7.

44.O.O.

531.329.201.310.17.

240.13.41.

252.414.138.118.109.52.

137.4.5%

17.50.46.15.

340.7.

196.110.27.42.o.35.0.7.

519.383,136.625.62.383.53.127.250.483.152.107.155.49.

ir 0. 1. 0.00. 0. 0.00. . 0. 0.00, 1. 0.0-0. 0. 0,00.. 0. 0.00. 0, 0.0 0.00. 11. 0.0 3.2O. O. 0.0 0.0O. 9. 0.0 4,6O. 1. 0.0 0.9O. O. 0.0 0.0O. O. 0.0 0.0O. O. 0.0 0.0O. O. 0.0 040O. O. 0.0 0.0O. O. 0.0 0.0O. 4. 0.0 0.8O. 4. 0.0 1.0O. . O. 0.0 0.0O. 14. 0.0 2.2O. O. 0.0 0.0O. 13. 0.0 3.40.. O. 0.0 0.0O. O. 0.0 0,0O. 0. 0.0 0.00. 2. 0.0 0.4O. O. 0.0 0.0O. O. 0.0 0.0O. 2. 0.0 1.3O. 0, 0.0 0:0

0.7

0.05.90.00.0

1245' , 1978. 2396., O. 32., 0.0 1.3

9,6

TABLE

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ALP SURVEY OF SCIENTIFICFEDERALLY FUNDEDQUESTIONNAIRE SUMMARIES

SCIENTISTIANO

41AND ENGINEERING

RESEARCH 8. DEVELOPMENT

ENGINEERS,

TOTAL-1914

EMPLOYMENT,CENTERS

JANUARY

1983

JAMUAgY 1986

. ,

1334 AND JANUARY

FULL1984 '

1983

TIME1983

PART1984

TINE1982

4F

w

1

ITEM 1.11175T EARNED DEGREE

DOCTOWS 2210FIRST PROFESSIONAL .

2220MASTER'S .223011.4COL1OR'S OR THE EQUIVALENT' 2240

TOTAL 2200

653048

37034912

15213,

62016

363375125

15099

438462

35474666

14659

614330

34984325

14571

146'6

156,24,1,

554

1536

121230

, '528

DIStT &IVESTOTAL.

FULL TIME PART TIME1984 ,1983 19114 1983

MEWTIME

1984 1943PART,TIME

1983

WOMENFULL TIME

1184 1923'' PART TIME

11114 1933

ENGINEERS (TOTAL) 2610AERONAUTICAL A ASTRONAUTICAL 2611CHERI L ENGINEERS

ENGINEERS 2613-ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2614MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 2615OTHER ENGINEERS

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS (40741)ASTRONOMERS 2621CHEMISTSPHYSIOISTSOTHER PHYSICAL SCIENTISTS

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2630ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 2631EARTH SCIENTISTS . 2632OCEANOGRAPHERS 2633OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS 2634

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2640MATHEMATICIANS 1641COMPUTER SCIENTISIS 2642

LIFE SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2650AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 2651BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 2652MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 2653OTHER LIFE SGIENTISTS 2654

PSYCHOLOGISTS (TOTAL) 2660.SOCIAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2670

ECONOMISTS 2671POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 2672SOCIOLOGISTS 2673OTHER SOCIAL .SCIENTISTS 2674

TOTAL 2600N,

5868 6385182 234230 '264260(' 244

2223 22001493 14971430 19445476 5253295 1531353 13333402 3363426 404730 ,.707211 191211 21620 11

283 2811636 1426740896 751732 707

675

3511 5191

58114, 127107

34 5183 a

5s87 722 156 2

63 '-14

14659 14571

, 123 153312 9

4365

4631 3836 47

205 18210

403

55122 12118 1843 42

619 231 0

14 13110' 10032 3078 7062 440 046 339 5

'7 82 1

42 1

2 1

.1 14 1

554 528

5692 6200176 223263 253

2214752 240

Z1421465lasa 186147525278178 4981

144

32611219

32401201

412 388635 608192 170186 18917 17.'

240 321270 12136573 541697 587522 505

369 3723

84 4569 8523 313572 5319 131 2

43 10

13454 13511

---...--

101 1213 97 74 3

32 4225 35so. 25152 14110 3.

26 17106 10510 1625 226 211 141 07 .759 5219 1640 3625 18%O o 119 136 40 11 0

' 2 1

o 1

' 1 0.o o1. 0

365 356,

177 11156 617 , 13a 4

. 76 5828 .,/ 2242 41. 82

Z911 27217 9

134 124133. 12314 1695

29919 1

25 273 2

43 .49- 366 226 90

167 * 1199 164210 202

o 0142 14730

41338 211' 2

*42 1015 43 a 25 0

25 4

1205 1060,

'22 , 32

5 '

21 1

46 36 22

53 410 01 32 216 168

192

183 4

0- 07 6

511 48

1 1438 3437 280

273 17 71 17 321 11. 13 1

181 172-",

- -


FULL TIME1984 1983,

'

PART TIgEPART2984 1983

TOTALFTE'S

1984 1983

FTE'SDWOTED TQ R1.0

1184 1933

% TOTAL MISDEVOTED TO R&D

1914 1983

ENGINEERS (TOTA4) 2710AERONAUTICAL At ASTRONAUTICAL 2711CHEMICAL ENGINEERS 2712,CIVIL ENGINEERS " 2713ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 2714MECHANICAL ENGINEERS 2715OTHER ENGINEERS 2716

PHYSICAL SCIENTISTSATOTAL) 2720ASTRONOMERS . 2721,CHEMISTS 2722.PHYSICISTS 2723OTHER PHYSICAL. SCENTISTS 2724

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2730ATMOSPHERIC SCIENTISTS 2731EARTH SCIENTISTS 2732OCEANOGRAPHERS 2733OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS

MATHEMATICAL SCIENTISTS (TOTAL) 2T402734

MATHEMATICIANS , 4 2741COMPUTER SCIENTISTS 2742

LIFE SCIENTISTSOTOTAL) 2750AGRICULTURAL SCIENTISTS 2751BIOLOGICAL SCIENTISTS 2752MEDICAL SCIENTISTS 2753OTHER LIFE SCIENTISTS 2760754


ECONOMISTS 2771POLITICAL SCIENTISTS 2772SOCIOLOGISTS '2773OTHER SOCIAL SCIENTISTS 2774

TOTAL 1700

5/15 1 653813 .243292 2752265 24859 111144

1524 15351466 19915621 5435305 156

2401 1373' 3524 ,3484

444772 749

422

230220

23921302 294

1746 1526772 705974 821794 7530 3

557 55263135

19289 58

92

24' 167 372 . 15

15223 15099

5868 6335182 234280 266260 244

1200,1497

1430 19445476 5253'2/5 1531353 13333402 3363426 4047 70723101 191211 2162 1

' 2880

2811636 1426740 675896 751732 707

3511 519114107 1257

8

34 5/183 8887

-172 155

_ 668 14

i4659 I4571

1533 9125 4

3136 46

3336 47

205 112,

5510 3

40122 121111 1843 42919 23a 0

14 13110 10032 3078 7062 .440 0"

46 339 572 I

9 42 1

2 1

1 14 1

554 528

5929. 6492.184. 243.236. 270.

2242. 230.ma. 524.1447. 1979.5510. 5347.302. 155.

1381. 1345.3463. 3434.

A ,435. 414.755. 729.217. 195.221. 229.21. 181296. 287.1697. 1480.759. 696.938. 785.766. 731.

o.536. '536:119. 60112. 111.35. .

188. 061,

88. 58.23. 16.7. 3.

70.' 15.

14950. 14375.

5927. 648245.

184. 3.286. 270.263. 246.

2241. 2227.1507. 1520.1446. 1979.5480. 5347.302. 155.

1345.334 3434.

7543

414.5. 72/.

217. 195.

296. 287.1697. 1480.759. 616:933. 785.766. 729.

3.536: 534.119. 60.112. 133-

1352.

5. 6.r91.

. 88. 58.23. 16.4. 3.

'37. 15.

14812. 14866.

100.0 99.9100.0 100.0100.0 100.0100.0 100.0100.0 99.919.9 09.791.9 100.098.2 100.0100.0 100.0100.0 100.097.1 100.099.3 100.0100.0 100.0100.0 100.0

100.0 100.0100.0 100.0100.0 100.0100.0 100.0100.0 100.0.100.0 91.7

0.0 100.0100.0 19.6100.0 100.0100.0 100.0100.0 100.080.9 100.0100.0 100.0100.0 100.057.1 100.052.1 100.0

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department odefense

Cen;vr for Nival Analyses (University ofRochester).

Lincoln Laboratory (Massachusetts Insti-tute of Technology).

departpient ofenergy

Ames Laboratory (Iowa State' Universityof Science and Technology).

Argonne National Laboratory (Univer-sity of Chicago and Argorthe Univer-sities Association).

Brookhaven National Laboratory (As-soliated Universities `Inc.).

E. 0. Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory" (Uni-versity of California).

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E. 0. Lawrence Livermore Laboratory(University of California).

Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory (Uni-versity of California).

Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory( Universities Research Association).

oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies(Oak Ridge Associated Universities).

Plasma Physics Laboratory (PrincetonUniversity).

Stanford Linear Aceeratgr Center (Stan-ford University).

national aeronautics.and spaceadministration

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Jet Propulsion Laboratory (CaliforniaInstitute of Technology).

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national sciencefoLindationCerro Tololo Inter-American-Observatory

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National Astronomy and Ionosphere Center(Cornell University).

Kitt Peak National Observatory .(ASSOCdon of Universities foj Research in

" Astronomy, Inc.).

National Center for Atmospheric Rese' arch(Univerlity Corporation for Atmos-pheric Research).

National Radio Astronomy Observatory(Associated Universities, lire).

Sacramento Peak Observatory (Associationof Universities for Research in Astron-

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NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATIONWashington, D.C. 20550

OMB No. 3145-0074.Exp. Date: 12131/85

SURVEY Off' SCIENTIFIC PAN.ENGINEERING PERSONNELEMPLOYElikAT UNIVERSITIES AND COLLEGES'i JANUARY 1984

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Organizations are requested to complete and returnthis form to: /

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION1100 G Street, N.W.,-Room L402

Washington, D.C. 20550Attn: UNISGThis information is solicited under the authority of Sec-

tion 3 (a) (1) of the National Science Foundation Act of 1950,as amended (42 U.S. Code 1182 (a) (8)). Your response is.entirely voluntary and your failure to provide some or allof the information will in not way adversely affect yourinstitution.

Please correct if mime or address has changed.

. SURVEVIOPULATION. ,

This survey requests scientific and engineerinK," include data for ALLORG IZATIONAL UNITS. YOUR INSTITUTION AT EMPLO'c SCIEN-

(S/E) employment data according to institutionalreb- IS'I'S AND ENGINEERS oh as regional c4mpukts,ordkeeping conventions, The completed 1984i question- computer centers, med.cal-schools, agricOural ex-naire should be returned by March 15, 1984. Your periment stations, dnd associated research units. Alsoprompt 'cooperation will be appreciated. If you deter-mine, however, that you cannot'respond by March 15,

include any hospital or clinic owned, operated, or ton-trolled by your university and integrated operationally

please notify NSF and request an extension of lime."Please

the clinical prcigrams of your medical schools.lease read the enclosed instructions befor%com-

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pleting this form If you have any questions contactMs. Judith Coakley or Ms. Esther Gist (202-634-4673). .

Please complete all columns: est7mates by academicofficials will be better than NSPegtimates.

All entries should be in whole numb s; please donot enter decimals or fractions, except in Item 3, col-umns 2 and 3, where two decimal places are optional.

Federally Funded Research and DevelopmentCenters (FFRDC'sr

Separate forms have been mailed directly to allFFROC's administered by academic institutions. A listof these centers appears on page 3 of the Instructions 'F'`

and Definitions.

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INSTITUTIONAL CLASSIFICATION

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Highest degree granted in thesciences or engineering

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One example ofscience or engineering-field in which highs%I

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Doctor's degree, e.g., Ph.D.,D. Eng., or D.E.S.

First-professional degree, e.g.,M.D., D.D.S., D.V.M., etc.

Master'sdegreeBachelor's degreeAssociate or other 2-yeiiir awardNo degrees granted in the sciences

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a. Doctor's degree, e.g., Ph. D., D. Eng., .

or D.E.S. . . . , 2210 .

b. First-proftSssional degree,,, e.g., M.D., .

D.D.S., D.V.M., etc. 2220 .-

c. Master's degree , v .., e." 4..T. I

d. Bachelor's degree or the equivalent 2240 ,

e. Total (sum of a through d) 2200 ,... .

NOTE: To ensure proper data comparability between item' 1, line 2200, and items 2 and 3:

a). Line 2200, column 1 should equal item 3, line 2700, column I;b) Line 2200, column 2 should equal item 2, line 2600, column 1;c) Line 2200, column 3 should equal iteni 2, line 2600,column 2.

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a. Engineers (total) 2610

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(2) Computer scientists(exclude programmers) .

ille. Life scientists (total) 2650

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(2) Biological scientists(3) Medkal scientists

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f, Psychologists (total) 2

g. Social scientists (total) '(e lude historians) ..... .. ; . -2e0

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PLEASE EXCLUDE from your response any employees in the fields of 'See enclosed Crosswalk 'between NSF's /E disciplines and the codes ineducation, law, humanities. music, the arts, physical education, library the NCES Classification of Instructional Programs.science. and all other nonsciencs fields.

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a. Engineers (total) 2710

(1) Aeronautical and astronauticalengineers 2711

14, Chemical engineers a 2712(3) Civil engineers . 2713

(4) Electrical engineers 2714(5) Mechanical engineers 2715(6) Other engineers 2716

b. Physical scientists (total) \ 2720

(1) Astronomers(2) Chemists(3) Physicists r'(4) Other physical acienfists .. . ...

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c. Environmerital scientists (total) 2730

(1)- Atmospheric scientists 2731

(2) Earth scientists , 2732

(3) Oceanographers 2733(4) Other environmental sCientists 2734

d. Mathematical and computer,scientists (total) 2740

(1) Matherngticians.(exclude computerscientists)

(2) Computer scientist& (excludeprogrammeis)

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e. Life scientists (total 2750

(1) Agricultural scientists- ,_. ,.._ 2751

(21 Biological scientists . 2752(3) Medical scientist's (see-

instructions, p. 4)(4). Other life scientists

2753-2754.

f. Psychologists (total) 2760

g. Social scientists (total) (excludehistorians) 2770

(1) Economists(2) Political scientists(3) Sociologists(4) Other social scientists

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h. Total (sum of a thru g) 2700

TotalJeadcounts'

Estimated full-time-equivalents ( 's)

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V.ina,2700. column 1., should eqt.sid item 1. line 2200, Columr1 1.. - 'Column 4. been provided for the convenience of t4oss institutions thatr . -estimate the number (column 3) of FTE's devoted to separately budgeted

'Include ati activitict: e.g.. teaching. separately budgeted R&D, etc.. of all RAD acti vittes by use of a percentage (column 4) in Each discipline.individuals reptiriad in column 14. r

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'See section 8 in Instructions for definition of "separately budgeted R&Dexpenditures."

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( -) t. Are all entries rounded to whole numbers?Please', do notainter, fraciion)Ver decimals,except 'in columns 2 and &where two dec.imaloplaces,are optional. 7 .

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( j 2. Do the data add to subtotals?

( f) 3.. Are all columns completed? YOUR estimatesy/ill be better than OURS, An explanation

of estimates may. be notes. on a separate.slecet or in tkeREMARKS,

( 1 4. Are all branches and components such asmedical school, computei center, agriculturalexperiment station, and associated research

. units included? . . ....

( ) 5. HaveYou INCLUDED all postdoctorates?

Have you EXCLUDED graduate students?( ) 6. H

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,. 198344 DATA CHECK

(For your convenience)Please compare your January-1963 survey response with your survey responsefor January 1984, particularly for the totals Please explain below or on aseparate sheet any tignificant changes. Where poasible.,indicate an.V re-;quired adjustments in. data reported in,previous years.

1983 1844Line 2600, column 1. Line 2600, column 1.

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Line 2600, column 2.Total part -time scientistsend engineers

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CONFIDENTIALITY

The isrational Science Foundation recognizes thatits ability to gather much of the enclosed informivlion would he severely impaired if it could not be

i held in confidence. Please indicate below the nuns-,her of any items that you would not supply unlessassured that the source is held confidential. TheFoundation will,hold In confidence such informs-Lion to the extent permitted by law.

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What methods and source records were used for estimatingeted R&D effort?

Please indicate. gieltlems encountered in estimating.

- IPlease circle the month that youcinatitutional dataacademic year 1983 -84 employment .

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NATIONAL' SCIENCE FOUNDATION,,Waghington, D.C. 20550

'OMB' No. 3145-0074Exp. Date: 101/85

SURVEY -OF SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING PERSONNELEMPLOYED AT liTNIVERSITIES °AND COLLEGES, JANUARY 1984

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INSTRUCTIOI?IS AND DEFINITIONS

T is inforMation is solicited under the authority of the NationalScience Foundation Act of 1650, as amended in P.L. 507 (42 U.S.C.1062) (Section 3(e) (8)kand Executive Order 10521 (March 17,1954).All information you provide will be used for statistical purposesonly. Your response ientirely voluntary and your failure to pro-.

vide some or all of the information will in no way adversely affectyour institution.

The National Science Foundation requests your cooperation incompleting the attached questionnaire covering theiharaoteristicsof personnel in your institution as they relate to the sciences ai jengineering. Tti form requests employment, data in 196344 according

institutiOnal keepirtg coventions. The questionnaire becompleted andirturned to NSF by March 15. 1964. If you determine,however, that you will not be able to respond'by that date, pleasenotify NSF and request en extension of time.

Where data you report in the current survey differ significantlyfrom thosq reported in Ale previous survey, please indicate thereasons for the difference, such as "opening of new medical school,"etc., at the end of the questionnaire in the "Remarks" section, orona separate sheet of paper. .

The survey procedures are outlined in flow chart format. (SeePP. w.

If you have any questions regarding information requested onthis form, write or'telephone Ms. Judith Coakley or Ms. Esther Oustat the Universities And Nonprofit Institutions Studies Group, Divi-sion of Science Resources Studies, National Science Foundation,1600 C Street, N.W., Room 1i802, Washington, D.C. 20550 (Tele-phone: (202) 634-4673.) Additional forms, as well as copies of previousresponses, may be obtained by writing to the above address.

Survey Instructions

1. Survey PopulationThis survey. conducted annu4. covers professional employ-

ment at all academic institutions with a science or engineering(S/E) rogram. The institutional response to this survey shouldreflsersonnel activi in all branches and other units of theparent institution. includ g regional campuies, computer centers,medical schools, agricultu 1 experiment stations, and associatedresearch units. If any data r any of these campuses are not in-cluded in your response to NSF, plasma indicate this under "Remarks"-when submitting your questionnaire.

Federally funded research and development centers (FFR12p's)are to report their data qeparately from the administering univer-sity: see the listing of FFRDP's administered by academic institu-tions (p. 3,)

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2. Survey Time PeriodAIN .

The January date refereaced in this questionnaire reflects ihemidpoint of 'the 1963434 academic year lather than e em)l reportingdate of data to be complied for NSF. Data re ed on this surveyare to reflect a "snapikhot" of VE personnel employed at a fixed.time during the 198344 academic year. For institutions repostinieonthe basis of central record systems, data should reflect the date

-;when your files are "frozen" for annual personnel reports. Many,institutions, especially those with State 'affiliation. use their centralrecords,compiled in the preceding fall of each year ea report toNSF. You may want to report as of the payroll period closest toOctober 1, 1983, which is the basis for the Equal Employment Op-immunity Commission's survey of higher' education staff (EEO -6,Form 221). Flossie indicate the reporting month used by your insti-tution in the Space provided in the "Remerks%' section.

3. Professional EmploymentThe term "professional," for pUrposes of this survey, refers to

all persons paid a salary or stipend by the responding institutionwho work at a level at which the knowledge acquired by academictraining equal to a bachelor's degree in science or engineering isessential in the performance of duties. Many institutions with cen-tral reporting systems) use. headcounts of exempt employees, i.e.,those employees who are in the exempt category of the Fair LaborStandards Act as amended. Exempt employees; are not eligible forovertime payment. Others use EEO-6 concepts.

gclude: S/E personnel with faculty status, stductorates,' andother professional employees such as systems ana in computer'centers.

Exclude: (1) Personnel on sabbatical orwother leave sta evenif these personnel continue to be paid by your institution; i2 er-sonnet employed in branches of your institution located in farescountries: (3) unpaid voluntary staff; (4) person's "unpaid" by thuniversity but paid by the medical school; (5) student health servicepersonnel; (6) those agricbltural extension personnel primarily in-volved in home economic,: and 4-H youth programs; (7) administra-tive officers above the level of departruont chairpersons with titlessuch as president, academic dean, dean of faculty, pros/act, chancellor,etc., even though they may devote part of their time to teaching%and/or research; (8) all graduate students.

'Some institutions without comprehensive central recur n the numberof postducturates base their response to this survey on date thered in theoffice of the Nradonte (lean as part of NSF> Survey of Graduate Scienceand Etiaincorinahtioliintand ',midi/morales.

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4. Assignment of Scientists;and F4ngineers toNSF Disciplines

Determination of whether profesaional employees 'should be. reported in the NSF personnel survey as "scientists and engineers"

and their associated disciplines is done by most twondents on thebash; of deparanental structures. After particular departments areselected for inclusion in the N§F personnel survey. respondentsusually classify headcounts of all professional employees into variousS/E disciplines according to,their primary .or home department-ofassignment. Where individual as itial:mutts are split into two depart-ments on a 50-percent basis, classification into a single NSF disciplineshould be made according to institutionarconventions.

See the classification of ..bisciplintss of Employment in Ube Sci-ences and Engineering, for the broad and detailed S/E'disciPlines41b,f emeloyinent corresponding to those 'flown on the Vestionnaire,,with illustrative categories of each discipline (pages 3 and 4.) Also,for those that use the NCES instructional program categories, seethe enclistd "Crosswalk" between NSF's §/E Nide and the codesin the NCES Classifications of Instructional Programs (NC 81-3231. Please note that education, law, humanities, music, the a s,physical education, and library science are not considered S/E d

:ciplines for the purpose of this survey. This discipline-orientedtaxonomy is used by institutions that compile their own depart-,mentartrolipings for this NSF survey. While most respondentsreport S/E headcoants based on departmental structures, NSFrecognizes that because of the multidisciplinary nature, of manyacademic activities, -degree specialties and departmental auign-mentamay differ (e.g., a Ph.D. in mechanical enginesaing may beassigned to the department of orthopedics.) To promote ease of'reporting and consistency of data among institutions, it is suggestedthat where these differences are not significant, all professionals inthe department be assigned, to a single discipline. In other instances,where sizable ifferences occur, institutional respondents may chooseto report professionals employed in a single department into two ormore disciplines. For example. an institution may have a singledepartment of electrical engineering and computer science andrepprt individuals into two separate disciplines on the NSF per-sonnel survey according to their degree specialties.

It is important that respondents include in the survey scientists.and engineeli who are appointed to organizational units that arenot part of any academic department. For example, scientists andengineers employed at a computercenter that is not affiliated witha particular academic department should be included in the sur-vey. fn srmilar manner an economist in a nonscience departmentshould be reported. The most prevalent reporting practice for thesenonacademic units is to assign groups of Individuals to NSF dis-ciplines according to their degree specialties, especially when multi-disciplinary activities are prominent.

5. Medical and inical DiscipliqsFor purposes of

foculty or academic appointments are to be reported, includingpostdoctorates. N F considers faculty status given to physicians,dentists, public hest pecialists pharmacists, etc. to be an indi-cator of significant involvtment in teaching, clinical investigation,or other R&D activities.

Exclude: (1) All medical practitioners, such as rilirse anesthe-tists, occupational therapists, physical therapists,lnterns; (2) scien-tists or engineers whose primary employment is at independenthospitals even though they may perform some teaching or researchfunctions for your institution through cooperative agreements;(3) unpaid voluntary staff at medical or dental schools: and (4) med-ical residents unless research training under the supervision of asenior mentor is the prime purpose of the appointment,

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6. Questionnaire Item°1, Highest EarnedDegree and Headcountsa. Highest earned degree information is most commonly avail-

uhle in personnel. payroll, or budget files. Most academic institu-tions have a computerized system for updating highest earned degreedata for professionals. If these files at your institution do not con-(din degree data, however, these data may be estimated using-40-partMental records.

For purposes of this survey, earned degrees are classified in fourcategories:

(1) Under "Doctorate Degree" include earned degrees carry-ing the title of Doctor, e.g., Ph.D., D. Eng., D,E.S., etc;,include individuals holding both the Ph.D. degree and apyother doctorate degree.

(2) Under "First-Professional Degree" titcludendividualswhose highest earn eti degrees, e.g., m.p., D.D:S., D.V.M.,etc., are first-prof essiOnal medical degrees that representthe completion ,of -the 'academic requirements' based onprograms that require at least 2 academic years of pre-vious college work for entrance and require a total of atleast 8 academic years of college work for completion.Specifically include in line 21:1 1'1141-probational degreesin Medicine (M.D.),)Dentistry (D.D.S. or D.M.D.), Veteri-nary Medicine (D.V.M.), Pediatric Medicine (D.P.M.) andOsteopathic Medicine (Dp.). Individuals holding both thePh.b. degree and a first - professional degree such as the

shoul4 be included in line 2a as mentioned in(1) above.

\ (3) Under "Master's Dtieree" include earned degrees carry-ins the title of Master that are above the bachelor's degreeand are other-than-doctorate or firstqapfessional digressreported in lines 2a and 2b.

(4) Uncibr "Bachelor's degree or the equivalent" include allindividuals whO have succeasfully completed a baccalau-reate program of studies, or:rally requiring at least 4 years(or equivalent) of full-time college level aipudy. For th'epurpose of this survey, 5 -year bachelor's degree holdersmay be included in this category, as well as those who areconsidered to have the equivalent in experience, even ifthey have not earned such as degree.

b. Headcounts

(1) Full-time employees are those individuals available forfull-time assignments at the date used for reporting in-thissurvey, or those who are designated as "full time" in anofficial contract, appointment, or agreement. Determina-tion of "full-time" designation ihould be based on institu-tional recordkeeping conventions and standards. Avoiddouble canting; if, for example, individuals are full-timeemployees, but their assignments involve more than onedepartment or campus, they should be counted as one full-time empldYee according to their primary or home depart'meat of assignment (or campus).

(2) Part-time employees are those individuals who work forlength of time in a day, week, etc., defined by your institu-tion as part-time employment.

7. Questionnaire item 2, Sex of Full-, andPart-time Scientists and EngineersIterni2 collects data on the sex of full- and part-time scientists

and engineers, characteristics which are usually available in cen-tral records. Computer programs used to respond to other requestsfor employment data on women may oftet be modified to providespecialized information on scientists and engineers.

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8.' Questionnaire Item 8, Full -TimeEquivalents (FTE's)

a. The FTE reporting concept should reflect the actual uti-lizanun of S/E professionals in various disciplines and their involve-ment in separately budgeted R&D activities, While headcounts areusually reported on the bii.sis of primary department of assignment.FTE reporting in various NSF disciplines should reflect multipleappointments. For axampla,'an individual with a tie - percent appoint-ment in electrical engineering and a 40-percent appointment incomputer tkience would be reported In FI"E's in two NSF disciplinesaccording to the 80-40 percent split in departmental asslinsaints.Accordingly, the FTE concept converts the number of persons withpart-time or split appointments among various disciplines or activi-ties to an equivalent number of fall-teme persons. in 'accordancewith institutionally agreed upon conventions. The number of FTE'sreported in column 2 of item 3 should be.equal to or greater thanthe number of full-time employees in any given field, using deal-mals (pro'portion of 1.00) for part-time employees. Therefore, thenumber of FTE's would be equal to Di less than the total headcountin any field, and equal to,or greater than the number of full-timeemployees.

The procedures used to corhpiie FTE' data vary from insti-tution to institution, depending largely on the records available.Generally, there are two categories of records available to institu-tions budgeting information describing the allocation of Person-nel resources and/or data reflecting actual rather than plannedutilization of the resources.

In converting S/E headcounts into FTE's, the following methodis suggested:

Categorize headcounts of all exempt employees in S/Edepartments, medical schools, agricultural experimentstati.ens, research institutes, and other institutional organi-zational units into one of the NSF disciplines according toprimary assignment;

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(2) Within each discipline, differentiate employees as beingeither full time or part time (according to institutionalpractices):

Calculate the: full-time equivalents of full-time S/E per-sonnel. Use budgetary or resource utilization records toreport S/E employees With split appointments betweendepartments and/or institutional units and distributethese data according to appropriate NSF disciplines.

14) Calculate the full-time equivalents of part-time S/E per-sonnel and merge them into appropriate NSF disciplines.

b. Full-Tiine-Equi volents in Research and Development (R&D)

For purposes of this survey, report only the full - time - equivalentinvolvement of persons engaged in separately budgeted researchand development.

R&D activities are systematic, intensive studies directed towardfuller knowledge of the subject studied. R&D ie the same as "orga-nized research as defined in OMB Circular A-21 revised, July 23,1982. It includes all R&D activities of an institution that are separatelybudgeted cind accounted for R&D includes both "sponsored re-search' atlivities (sponsored by Federal or non-Federal agenciesand organizations) and "university'research" (separately budgetedunder an internal application of institutional funds),

`fne spent by professional employees on departmentalresearch that is nut separately budgeted, training grants, publicservice grants. demonstration projects, etc.

Estimating the diVision of time allocated or spent by individualsin separately budgeted R&D programs is difficult for many institu-tions. Again. procedures used to supply these data vary among in,stitutions and the extent to which central reporting is feasibledepends, by and large, on the degree to which budget/personnel/financial records are mechanized and linked. Among the proceduresused by various institutions are the following:

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(1) Using some generally held criteria at the institutional ordepartmental levels (i.e., three-fourths for iptruction,one-fourth for research):

Estimating separately budgeted R&D involvement or assign-ment obtained frotu payroll records, personnelrecords, orfrom employee contracts (i.e.: salaries paid from separatelybudgeted R&D funds may be compared with total academicsalaries of individuals);

(3) Asking research administrators, department chairpersons,or heads of other ongaNzational units to furnish estimate"of separately budgeted&D involvement.

(4) Using faculty activity analyses in institutions where theseare regularly conducted, and differentiating separatelybudgetdd R&D activity from departmental research activity.

ederally Funded Resea5ch and Development'Centers (FFRDC's)

For purposes of this survey; FERDC's are defined as R&D orga-nizati.ons exclusively or substantialy final led by ,the Federal

'Government and administered on a contractual basis by eductoetional institutions or other drganizations. The following is a currentlist of FFRDC's administered by universities and colleges:

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Ames LaboraforyArgonne Natiohal 'LaboratoryBrookhaven National LaboratoryCenter for Naval AnalyiesCerro Tololo Inter-Ametik ObservatoryE. 0. Lawrence Berkeley LaboratoryE. 0. Lawrence' Livermore LaboratoryFermi National Accelerator LaboratoryJet Propulsion LaboratoryKitt Peak National ObservatoryLincoln LaboratoryLos Alamos Scientific Laboratory.National Astronomy and Ionosphere CenterNational Center for Atmospheric ResearchNational Radio Astronomy ObservatoryOak Ridge Institute of Nuclear StudiesPlasma-Physics ,LaboratorySacramento Peak ObservatoryStanfoid Linear Accelerator Center

Classificatiotrof disciplines of Employment inthe Sciences and Engineering. Illustrative subfields include;

ENGINEERING ,

Aeronautical & Astronomical: aerodynamics, aericipace, spacetechnology.

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Chemical. petroleum, petroleum refining process.

Civil: architectural, hydraulic, hydrglogic, sanitary and environ-mental. structural, transportation.

Electrical: communication, electronic, power.

Mechanical: engineering mechanics.

Other Engineering: agricultUral, industrial and management, metal-lurgical and materitils, mining, nuclear, ocean e'tiiineering systems,textile. welding, ceramic, marine.

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PHYSICAL SCIENCES

stronomy; laboratory astrophysics, optical astranon*, xadio_astronomy, theoretical pitrophysice. X;ay, gamma ray, neutrinoastronomy.

chemistry.: analytical, inorganic, organometallic, organic. pharmi-pltystcal.,,polymer science (exclude biotheinistry),.

physics: acoustics. atomic and molecular; condinsed matter, ali-mentary p. Leas. rrucJear structure; optics, plainte.

Other Physical Sciences: used foe multitliaciplinaryfiefds within^physical sciences.

:4ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES (TERRESTRIALAND EXTRATERRESTRIAL). e4;:;.

Atesoepheric aiancee: aeronomy, solar, weeiher modification: ix-traterrestriai atmospheres. meteorology.

Eirth SrAenies: engineering geophysics. general geolOgy, geoduyand gravity. geomasnetisin, hydrology, inorganic geochemistry, iso-topic gebchemiatry, organic geochemistry, lab geophysics. paleomag-netism. paleontology, physical geography and cartography, seismology.

Oceanography: biologigal Oceanography, chemical oceanography,geological oceanography. physica/ oceanography, marine geophysics.

Other Environmental Sciences: used fox...multidisciplinary fieldswithin environmentil sciences.

MATHEMATICAL AND COMPUTER SCIENCES

Mathematics: algebra, analysis, applied mathematics. i.onridationsand logic, geometry, numerical analysis. statistics. topology.

Computer Sciences: computer programming,' computer and infor-mation sciences igetteral). design, development, and application ofcomputer capabilities to2data storage and manipulation. informa-tion sciences-and systems, systems analysis.

LIFE SCIENCES -

Agricultural Science': agronomy, animal science, dairy science,forestry. borticulture..poultry science.

'personnel employed as:computer pr4rammers shoo not be reportedas professionals.

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Siological Sciences: anatomy, bacteriology, biochemistry, bin;guogrophy, biophysics. ecology, embryology, entomology,tionarriliulogy, genetics. immunology, microbiology, nutritionlindmutabuliam, purositology. pathology, pharmacology, physical anth-rupulu physiology, plaorapiences, rediobiology, systematics,

4zuoluk, veterinary biology, fops science and 'technology,

Me cal Sciences: internal medicine, neurology, ophthalmology,preNintive medicine and public health, psychiatry, radialogyasur.gory, veterinary rkedicine.a.dentistry, pharmacy, podiatry, antts,the-,

Chemotherapy. dermatology, geriatrics, nuclear medid.ne,obstetrics, gynecOlogy, oncOlosy, pediatrics, physical medicine andrehabilitation.

Other Life Went's: all pther health-related disciplines.4

PSYCHOLOGY

Psychology: animal behavior, clinical psychology; comparative pay-.chology. counselin.g.eand guidance. development and personality,educational, pwonnal, 'vocational psychology and testing, expiri-mental pa ology. ethology, industrial and ingineerins psychology,social psychoology.

SOCIAL. SCIENCES

Pow:mice: econometrics and 'economics statistics, history of isedomicthought, international economics, industrial, labor and asricylturaleconomic*, macroeconomics, microeconomics, public finance andfiscal policy, theory, economic systems and development.

Political Science: regional studies, comparative government, his-t of political ideas, international relations and lawnational,political and legal systems. political theory, public adininistration.

Sociology: comparative and historical, complex organizations, cul-ture and social structure, demography, group interactions, social

`problems and social welfare, sociology theorP.

Other Social Sciences: cultural anthropology. criminology, historyelk of science, linguistics, socioeconomic geography, urban studies.

-'institutions with schools of veterinary medicine should distribute pro-

fessionals among the appropriste,disciplines (agricultural, Biological, andmedical) rather than report all personnel as medical scientists.

'Excludet personnel primarily involved in direct patient care.

NOTE: Sae enclosed NSF Crosswalk between NSF field of SIE codes end theNCES ,Classification of instructional Programs.

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Central File: Contains centralized 'records for all paid em-ployees. (Note: Some affiliated entities such as medital schoolsmay have their uwifcentral files. See below.) i.,camples: Per-sonnel. payroll, or general financial records.

I Select personnel exempt from Fair Labor S odards Act. (Seesection 3 in Instructions.)

Select scientists and engineers (include postdoctorates) by"home" department. Exception: if "home" department is notscience or enginkering.. and person holds joint appointmentin S/E departmee I

DC440 gee section 3 in Instructions.

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I Assign to appropriate disciplines.

Spe section 7 in Instructions.

At this point you have extracted file containing all profes-sional scientists: and engineers covered by central records(but may by limited to those assigned to academic S/E de-partments in the institution proper),

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,Follect information for medical school (if any) if not coveredby central file of institution.

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{Refer to discussion of medical schotils (section 5 in Instruc-lions). .

ISelect personnel exempt from Fair Labor Standards Act.(See section 3 in Instructions.)

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Do not include medicaXhool personnel unless they havefaculty or academic appointments. Eiceptions: postdoctorates.(See section 5 in Instructions.)

I Exclude personnel "unpaid" by the university even if paidby the medical school. Exclude voluntary staff.

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Scientists whose primary employment is at independent hos-pitals are to be excluded.even if they perform teaching/research for your institution through cooperative agreements.

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Sonia individgels may be included' in both the institution'scentral records and the medical school records. Count suchpersons only once, but keep track of split assignments forFIT,figuras, below. -,

I(See section 9 in Instructions.

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ISee section 7$n Instructions.

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Assign tospecific SIEdisciplines

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{ Select personnel exempt from Fair Labor Standards Act. (Seesection 3 in Instructions.)

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.Note exclusioni listed in section 3 in Instruction (e.g., ex-clude personnel away on sabbatical entoltuitary staff.)

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. teaching at both the main and a regional campus). Only costsuch persons once, but keep track of split assignments forFTE figures, below. .,

3See section 6 in Instructions.r

Assign to app opriate disciplines.

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Merge all extracted information, compute full -time-equivalentseach discipline for both full-time and part-time personnel.

and determine extent of separately budgeted R&D involve-. Malt.

If duplicate entries have not already been eliminated. it maybe convenient to do so at this stage.

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Data required for item .1 havenoW been collected.t

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IUse institutional definition for "part- time" employees. (Seeelk, discussion of "full time" in section On Instructions.)

FULL TIME: Check for personnel assignments which are splitacross several disciplines. (See section 8 in Instructions.) -

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PART TIME Use institutional conventions or practices toconvert numbers of part-time personnel to the equivalentnumber of full-time individuals in each discipline. (See sec-tion 8 in buitructions.) ...

.../{ Data required for`item 2 have now been collected.

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For all personnel, determine the proportion of time spent inseparately budgeted R&D programs. Use institution's con-ventions or data from faculty activity analysis, salaries paidfrom research funds. etc. (See section 8 in Instructions.)

{ Data required for item 3 have now been collected.

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CROSSWALK BETWEEN WSF 01E63 OF SCIENCE/ENGINEERING CODES ANDTHE NCES CLASSIFICATION OF INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS

SAMPLE LISTING:

Last 2 ti igits of Ilne codeon NSF ctuestionnaire

NSF Field Description

OCiANOtRA PHY

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N-CEStCodes

NCES fields which areMARINE BIOLOGY included within theOCEANOGRAPHY preceding NSF category

NCES Field Description

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10 ENGINEERING .TOTAL

11. %AEROSPACE,-14.02

12 PHEMICA.L.ar 03.0406

03.050914.0714.25

13, CIVIL04.0214.0414.0814.14

AEROSPACE, AERONAUTICAL ANDASTRONAUTICAL ENGINEERING

PULP AND PAPER PRODUCTIONWOOD SCIENCECHEMICAL ENGINEERINGPETROLEUM ENGINEERING

ARCHITECTUREARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERINGCIVIL ENGINEERINGENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ENGINEERING

_ ELECTRICAL14.89 COMPUTER ENGINEERING14.10 ELECTRICAL, ELECTRONICS, AND

COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING

15 MECHANICAL14.11 ENGINEERING MECHANICS14.19 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

16 OTHER ENGINEERING14.01 ENGINEERING, GENERAL14.03 AGRICULTURAL ENGINEERING14.05 r BIOENGINEERING AND BIOMEDICAL

ENGINEERING14.06 / CERAMIC ENGINEERING14.12 ENGINEERING PHYSICS14.13 ENGINEERING SCIENCEt4.15 GEOLOGICAL ENGINEERING14.16 'GEOPHYSICAL ENGINEERING14.17 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING14.18 MATERIALS ENGINEERING14.20 METALLURGICAL ENGINEERING14.21 MINING AND MINERAL ENGINEERING14.22 NAVAL ARCHITECTURE & MARINE

ENGINEERINGNUCLEAR ENGINEERINGOCEAN ENGINEERINGSYSTEMS ENGINEERINGTEXTILE ENGINEERINGENGINEERING, OTHERTEXTILE AND CLOTHINGENGINEERING & OTHER DISCIPLINESSY &TEMS SCIENCEMEALLURGY

20 PHYSICAL SCIENCES, TOTAL

21 ASTRONOMY40.02 ASTRONOMY40.03 ASTROPHYSICS40.09 PLANETARY SCIENCE

22 CHEMISTRY40.05 CHEMISTRY

23 PHYSICS40.08 PHYSICS

e 24 OTHER PHYSICAL SCIENCES,40.0799 MISCELLANEOUS PHYSICAL SCIENCE,

OTHER40.01 ,eHYMCAL. SCIENCES, ENERAL40.99 PHYSICAL SCIENCES, OTHER

14.2314.24,14.2714.2814.9919.09036.0330.0640.0701

30 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES, TOTAL

31 ATMOSPHERIC40.04 ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE & METEOROLOGY

32 EARTH40.06 GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES

33 OCEANOGRAPHY26.0807 MARINE BIOLOGY40.0702 OCEANOGRAPHY

34 OTHER ENVIRONMENTAL CIENCES

40 MATHEMATICAL/COMPUTER SCIENCES, TOTAL

41 MATHEMATICS06.1302 OPERATIONS RESEARCH

(QUANTITATIVE MET-HODS)27 MATHEMATICS

42 COMPUTER SCIENCE06.12 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS11 COMPUTER & INFORMATION SCIENCE,

GENERAL

49 MATHEMATICAL SCIENCE, OTHER

"50 LIFE SCIENCES1 TOTAL

51 AGRICULTURAL01.03 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION01.0303 -AQUACULTURE01.07 INTERNATIONAL AGRICULTURE02 AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES03 RENEWABLE NATURAL RESOURCES04.06 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

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52 BIOLOGIC+C .

'18.0201. CLINICAL ANATOMY18.0202 CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY18.0203 CLINICAL MICROBIOLOGY

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18.020418.020518.0618.100218.100918.1D1818.2319.0520.010826.030226.060126.060226.060326.060426.060628.060926.061026.0612

,,26.0699

26.070126.070226.070326.070426.070526.070626.079926.0126.0226.0326.04

,26.0542.1426.99

53 MEDICAL18.0299

CLINICAL PATHOLOGYPHYSIOLOGYEPIDEMIOLOGYALLERGIES AND ENDOMOLOGYIMMUNOLOGYPATHOLOGYTOXICOLOGY (CLINICAL)FOOD SCIENCE & HUMAN NUTRITIONFOOD AND NUTRITIONBACTERIOLOGYANATOMYBIOMETRICS AND BIOSTATISTICSECOLOGYEMGRYOLOGYHISYOLOGYNUTRITIONAL SCIENCES ,

PARASITOLOGYTOXICOLOGYMISCELLANEOUS SPECIALIZED AREAS/

LIFE SCIENCE/OTHERZOOLOGY,ENTOMOLOGY

/GENETICS, HUMAN AND ANIMALPATHOLOGY, HUMAN AND ANIMALPHARMACOLOGY, HUMAN AND ANIMAPHYSIOLOGY,4IUMAN AND ANIMALZOOLOGY, OTHERBIOLOGY, GENERALBIOCHEMISTRY AND BIOPHYSICSBOTANY ,

CELL AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGYMICROBIOLOGYPSYCHOPHARMACOLOGYLIFE SCIENCES, OTHER

BASIC CLINICAL HEALTH 'SCIENCES,OTHER

18,04 DENTISTRY18.08 HEMATOLa Y18.1001. MEDICINE, ENERAL18.1003 ANESTHESI ) LOGY

. 18.1004 COLON AND ECTAL SURGERY18.1005 DERMATOLO18.1007 FAMILY PRACTI18,1008 GERIATRICS18.1010 INTERNAL MEDICINE18.1011 NEUROLOGICAL SURGERY18,1012 NUCLEAR MEDICINE18.1013 OBSTETRICS AND GYNECOLOGY18.1014 OPHTHALMOLOGY -18.1015 ORTHODONTIC SURGERY18.1016, ORTHOPEDIC18.1017 OTORHINOLARYNGOLOGY/

it OTOLARYNGOLOGY18.1019 PEDIATRICS18.1020 PHYSICAL MEDICINE & REHABILITATION18.1021 PLASTIC SURGERY18,102 y PREVENTIVE MEDICINE18,1023 PSYCHIATRY18.1024 NEUROLOGY1811025 RADIOLOGY18.1026 SURGERY18.1027 THORACIC SURGERY18.1028 UROLOGY18.1099 MEDICINE, OTHER

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18.1.106 PSYCHIATRY/MENTAL HEALTH18.12 OPTOMETRY18,13 OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE18.14 PHARMACY18.15 PODIATRY18.24 VETERINARY MED INE20.0102 CHILD DEVELO ENT CARE AND

GUIDANCE26.D605 ENDOCRIN r . ?GY26.0608 NEUROSCIENCES26.0611 RADIOBIOLOGY

54 OTHER LIFE SCIENCES17.0807 OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY17.0813 PHYSICAL THERAPY,17.0821 SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATH/AUDIOLOGY17.0899 REHABILITATION SERVICES, OTHER17.99 ALLIED HEALTH, OTHER .

18.01 AUDIOLOGY AND SPEECH PATHOLOGY ,

18.09 MEDICAL LABORATORY18.07 HEALTH SCIENCES TION

18.11 NURSING18.22 PUBLIC HEALTH LABORATORY SCIENCE18.99 HEALTH SCIENCES, OTHER

50 PSYCHOLOGYib.08 ,SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY17.Q801 ART THERAPY42 PSYCHOLOGY

70 SOCIAL SCIENCES, TOTAL

71 ECONOMICS01.0103 AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS06,05 BUSINESS ECONOMICS45.06 ECONOMICS

72 POLITICAL SCIENCE44.01 PUBLIC AFFAIRS: GENERAL44.03 INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC SERVICE44.04 PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION44.99 PUBLIC AFFAIRS, GENERAL44.05 PUBLIC POLICY STUDIES

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45.09 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS45,10 POLITICAL SCIENCE & GOVERNMENT

73 SOCIOLOGY18.16 POPULATION & FAMILY PLANNING45.05 DEMOGRAPHY45.11 SOCIOLOGY

74 OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCES04.03 CITY, COMMUNITY & REG/PLANNING05

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AREAS AND ETHNIC08.06 HUMAN RESOURCES DEVEL PMENT06 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIO14.26 SURVEYING & MAPPING SCIENCES42.12 PSYCHOLINGUISTICS43.01 CRIMINAL JUSTICE44.02 COMMUNITY'SgRVICES44.07 SOCIAL WORK45.01 SOCIAL SCIENCES. GENERAL'45:02 ANTHROPOLOGY45.03 \ARCHEOLOGY45.04 gRIMINOLO Y45.07 GEOGRAPH45.12 URBAN ST DIES45.9.9 SOCIAL SCIENCES, OTHER

80 OTHER SCIENCES, TOTAL (not elsewhereclassified)

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Science Resources Studies Hijghligbts

R&D Funds

".7% Real Growth EXpected in 1985 ationalR&D Expenditures: Detense and EconomyMajor Factors" 85 -304

84-333

134-329

"1983 Plant Biology Research ExpendituresTotaled$200 Million and WereConcentrated in Land -grant Institutions" 84-327

"Defense and Space Research and Develop-ment Ethphasized in 1985 Budget'.

"Plans for Company-Funded Research andDevelopment Show 12% AnnualIncipases Through 1985'.

SA Personnel

"Shortages Increase for EngineeringPersonnel In Industry"

Ph. D. Scientists and Engineers Shift toIndustrial Employment and RelatedActivities-

Women and Non .U.S. Citizens Responsiblefor Increase in Production of Scienceand Engineering Doctorates in 1983::

"'St fence and Engineering Jobs Grew Twice,as Fast as Overall U.S. Employmentwith Industry Taking the Lead"

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NSF No. Price

The Postcensal Survey of Scientists andEngineers 84-330

U.S. Scientists and Engineers: 1982,Volume I 84-321

Scientists, Engineers, and Tehnicians in. Trade and Regulated Industries: 1982 84-320

Charachiristics of .Recent Science/Engineei-ing Graduates: 1982' 84-318

Reports

R&D Funds

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A Comparative Analysis of National R&bEstimates with Actual NSF /CensusData -85-'311 In press

Federal Funds for Research andDevelopment, Fiscal .Years 1962, 1983,

8'5-307 and 1984, Volume XXXII i 84 -32e

Trends In Small Companies' R&DExpenditures .84-324

Federal R&D Funding by BudgetFunction: Fiscal Years 1983-'85 84-310

85 -301

84 -328

84-319

Industry Reports Shortages of Scientistsand Engineers DoWn Substantially From1082 to 1'183" 84 -303

Detailed Statistical Tables

R&D Funds

'Federal Funds. for Research andDevelopment, Fiscal Yeks 19t44\and 1085, Volume XXXIII 84-33o

Research and. Development in industry:1082. kinds, 1082; Scientists andEngineers, January 1083 84,325

5/1 Personnel

U:S. Scientists and LiAlimeers: 1982,Volume 2 85-307

CharaCteris34cs of Doctoral Scientists andEngineers in the United States: 1983 85-303

5/E Personnel

Federal Scientific and TechnicalPersonnel: Numbers andCharacteristics, 1973 and 1983 85-312 In pressProjected Respomlie of the Science,Engineering, and Technical taborMarket to Defense and NondefenseNeeds: 1982-87 '84:304

Women and Minorities in Science andAineering 84-300 ,

Composite

Science and Engineering Personnel:A National Overview

Resources Supporting Scientific- andEngineering Activities at Historically

85 -302 press

Black Colleges and Universities 84-332

Sci ice ethnology Data Book 84-331

Nati sal Pattern of Science and 14.

Techn )logy Resources: 1984 84 -311

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